All about safe driving

Remain safe and save money this winter by being pro-active and going for a Supa Check. It’s free and takes under 10 minutes to complete. Frank Naicker, Supa Quick Kya Sands explains the importance of ongoing vehicle maintenance.

Who are the worst drivers? Older or younger drivers? And which age group have the fewest incidences of accidents?

Avoid risking an end to your freedom and independence with poor driving habits? Ary Coetzee shares his top safety tips for new drivers.

Young drivers are twenty times more likely to cause accidents because they’re drunk, speeding, or distracted by passengers than older, more experienced drivers.

They populate the sides of quiet suburban streets, stand at busy intersections and loom large over multi-lane highways. But the traffic signs you see on South Africa’s roads aren’t merely aesthetic.

Don’t be caught off guard. Here are some basic anti-hijacking safety tips that you can start implementing in your daily drive.

Inattentive and Distracted Driving has become a major problem and one of the leading causes of single vehicle road crashes.

Seatbelt systems are designed to reduce injury and death, and they do, but their ability to prevent this under all accident conditions is still limited.

Rainy conditions can cause roads to become more dangerous to drive on, but you can lower your risk of accidents by following our Supa safety tips.

It is the general belief that a car’s brakes are what will enable you to stop suddenly to avoid a crash. Not so, and we’ll explain why.