All Rotary Clubs in South Africa are supporting South Africa’s Arrive Alive Campaign by teaming up with the Department of Transport to encourage all Easter travellers to adhere to the principles of the Arrive Alive Campaign.
In the image below, President of the Rotary Club of Port Elizabeth, Dr Kas Kasongo buckles up to show Deputy Director of the Department of Transport , Mr Charles Bramwell the importance of driving safely. The Department of Transport senior officers including the MEC Thandiswa Marawu were present from dawn on Thursday morning at Kinkelbos and doing safety checks to bring home the Arrive Alive message.
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Alan Straton
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Well done to the Rotary Club of Port Elizabeth for encouraging all motorists to drive safely over the Easter weekend.