Hyundai Motor India Ltd. announced the commencement of the Road Safety Mass Movement #BeTheBetterGuy phase 4.
#BeTheBetterGuy – Road Safety CSR initiative is a continuous effort from Hyundai Motor India to spread awareness and sensitise masses about the importance of road safety. The initiative highlights the road safety practices through engaging content to bring behavioural change among all the stakeholders.
#BeTheBetterGuy road safety initiative is a flagship campaign of Hyundai Motor India since 2016, highlighting the need to observe safe driving habits such as following speed limits and traffic rules, avoiding the use of mobile phone while driving, usage of seatbelt, avoiding drunken driving, discouraging underage driving and pedestrian safety.
In addition to these, Respecting the New Normal, the campaign strongly advocates safe driving practices, maintaining hygiene & social distance, cultivating the habit of wearing masks when driving or riding in the car and periodic car sanitization for safety.
SS Kim, MD & CEO, Hyundai Motor India Limited said, “Realising our vision of ‘Progress for Humanity,’ we are committed towards curating unique social messages that instil Road Safety habits amongst individuals. Since 2016, the #BeTheBetterGuy campaign has been instrumental in generating the much-needed impetus towards Road Safety. In the New Normal where preference for personal mobility has gained more importance, it becomes even more important to sensitize the millennial generation about road safety.”
‘Safe Move’ is one of the key pillars of Hyundai Motor Group’s long-term road-safety CSR initiative across the globe. ‘Safe Move’ – Road Safety Campaign in India focuses on spreading awareness about the importance of road safety to bring about a significant behavioural change amongst masses.
Under the ‘Safe Move’– Road safety initiative, Hyundai CSR is also conducting programmes with RWAs to enhance awareness and understanding of Road Safety Rules, thereby helping create a safe and happy society, where both drivers and pedestrians can enjoy a safe environment.
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