Kia lent a range of new models to Bakwena, which it used to patrol the highway over the busy Easter weekend. | Wheels24
Kia South Africa lent Bakwena six vehicles to patrol the N1-N4 route. Thanks to the carmaker's involvement and the combined efforts of the various law-enforcement agencies, the result was a decrease in fatalities despite substantial peak-hour traffic volumes.Kia SA lent several vehicles to Bakwena to help keep highways safe this Easter.Kia SA lent several vehicles to Bakwena to help keep highways safe this Easter.
According to Kia South Africa's CEO, Gary Scott:"Improving road safety is a challenge most effectively tackled through partnership. As a local company, owned and managed by locals, Kia South Africa is proud to partner with Bakwena and Motus to ensure safe road usage for all South Africans." Bakwena spokesperson Solomon Kganyago says one fatality is too many:"Efforts to improve road safety in South Africa require the joint efforts of all stakeholders, to use our influence and the resources that we have to intensify road safety initiatives throughout the year, focusing on road safety education and awareness to strive for zero fatalities along the N1-N4 route.
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