Heineken is Giving away over RM10,000 Worth of Grab Ride Voucher
As the year comes to a close and festive celebrations take centre stage, Heineken Malaysia is reinforcing its commitment to responsible consumption with a series of impactful initiatives. To ensure safer holiday gatherings, the company is giving away over RM10,000 worth of Grab ride vouchers, encouraging Malaysians to opt for alternative transportation and prioritise safety […]
Tesla’s Safety Design Questioned Following Toronto Crash That Killed Four
The tragic crash of a Tesla Model Y in Toronto in October has raised serious concerns about the accessibility and usability of the car’s electronic door handles during emergencies. The fiery accident claimed the lives of four individuals: Neelraj Gohil (25), his sister Ketaba Gohil (29), Jay Sisodiya, and Digvijay Patel, leaving a sole survivor, […]
Stay in Your Lane: Experts Warn Against Switching Lanes in Stop-and-Go Traffic
Switching lanes in stop-and-go traffic might seem like a good idea, but experts advise against it. According to safety specialists from Tüv Thüringen, a German technical inspection agency, changing lanes does not save time and can increase the risk of accidents. Drivers in traffic jams often get distracted, which means they may not notice someone […]
Students’ Safety Compromised by Unlicensed School Bus Services
The safety of students is increasingly jeopardised by the rise of unlicensed school bus services. These illegal operators often disguise their vehicles to resemble legitimate school buses, misleading both enforcement officials and parents and posing significant risks to student safety. As reported by NST, Farabi Said Al Jabri, a prominent safety advocate, has raised concerns […]
Reduction of Speed Limits in School Zones to 30km/h Proposed to Enhance Safety
In a significant move to improve road safety for children, the Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, has proposed reducing the maximum speed limit in school zones to 30km/h, down from the previous limit of 40 km/h. This initiative aims to lower the accident rate involving pupils and school students, a vulnerable […]
Japanese Automakers Admit to Safety Testing Fraud
In light of the recent Daihatsu safety testing scandal, Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has extended its investigation into other domestic automakers dating back to 2014.
Demands for Stronger Measures Against Negligent Parents in Child Seat Safety
Child rights activists, parents, and officials are calling for stricter actions against parents who do not ensure their children are belted up in cars or seated in appropriate child car seats.
British Columbia Bans High-Level Autonomous Driving
The adoption of autonomous driving technology has indeed sparked both excitement and caution in various regions around the world.
Daihatsu Overhaul: Toyota Steps In to Ensure Safety and Compliance
Following a safety testing scandal at its subsidiary Daihatsu, Toyota Motor Corp has announced measures to regain trust among dealers, customers, and workers.
Forging Safer Roads – Volvo’s Never-Ending Crusade To Enhance Driver Safety
Vehicle safety is undeniably an essential aspect of modern transportation, encompassing a wide array of measures designed to minimise the risk of accidents and injuries on the road.