Pedestrian accidents are a massive concern in South Africa due to poor infrastructure and excessively bad driving habits, but there are some things you can do to avoid these or at least minimise damage.

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One of the greatest environmental challenges facing our planet is plastic waste. Suzuki Motor Corporation has come up with an innovative way of helping to reduce this, while you are out having fun.

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Flash floods are unpredictable, fast and deadly - but there are ways to stay safe if you find yourself caught in the middle of one.  

We all do our best to prevent becoming victims of crime, but unfortunately the reality of smash and grabs is prevalent in our country. If you haven’t been a victim of a smash and grab theft, then you most likely know someone who has. This type of theft has been around for many years and it’s unlikely to be resolved any time soon, so it’s up to motorists to protect themselves as much as possible.

Safety, security, and peace of mind are the primary drivers behind the Suzuki Roadside Assistance package that provides owners with a wide variety of services that are available throughout the country, 24-hours a day.

In 2019, we had a shocking 12 503 fatal car accidents on South African roads. But, thankfully, car accidents can sometimes be avoided. There are simple tactics you can take note of that can help you avoid most accidents, whether fender-benders or fatal crashes.

Safety is one of the biggest talking points when it comes to South African roads, but there seems to be a lot of debate around which safety features really are the most important. On top of that, there are even more diverse opinions on whether it’s worth paying for advanced safety features that do well on tests such as EuroNCAP (European New Car Assessment Programme) but may not be relevant to local driving conditions.

The European New Car Assessment Programme (EuroNCAP) is widely recognised as the final word on vehicle safety. But before you refuse to test drive a certain car because it doesn’t have a 5-star rating, make sure you understand exactly what that means.

We don’t mean to sound negative, but the reality is that driving is still one of the most dangerous things you can do. And at night, it becomes even riskier.

South African road fatalities are some of the highest in the world. These simple driving tips will help keep you and your loved ones safe on the roads.

Whether you drive 5km a day or 50km, keeping an updated emergency kit in your car can be a life-saving decision.

All cars have unique aspects, but thankfully warning lights have gradually standardised across most brands. Here’s what some of the most important ones mean.

Summer’s here and with it comes dozens of cars pulled over in the emergency lane, overheating in the afternoon traffic. Here’s how you can avoid joining them.

Never changed a tyre? Don’t panic, it’s not as hard as it sounds. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you safely change a flat tyre by yourself.

Hijacking is a very real and dangerous possibility in South Africa, and the risk only increases over the holiday season. Share these tips with your loved ones to keep everyone as safe as possible.

When you get behind the wheel of your car, you want to be confident that your baby will carry you safely from point A to point B. Here’s a quiz to help you check if your car is as safe as you think it is.

Car safety has improved in leaps and bounds over the past few decades. Take a look at some of the ways that your car keeps you safe in the event of a collision.

Electric cars are touted as being the green option that could save our planet, but they’re not as green as you think.