By: EUGENE HERBERT As more Nigerian states move to ease lock-down and business returning to normal, more pressure is placed on essential workers such as nurses, doctors and the like. Other workforces will also face challenges as more downtime results in retrenchment and possibly longer hours for current employees. As a result, drivers often return in…
By: JOHN LATNER (Manager, GM Technical Training) With shelter-in-place orders enacted across the country, people are driving less (or not at all) and only using their vehicles for essential outings. However, once things return to the “new normal,” vehicles need to be ready to transport drivers and passengers wherever they need to go, especially as…
By: EUGENE HERBERT As government around the world, including Nigeria and South Africa, ease lockdown, with more services returning, drivers on their way to work or going about their essential businesses should look out for workmen engaged in road construction or maintenance. Two tenets of defensive driving are essential in this scenario. The first is driving looking…
By: EUGENE HERBERT In the coming months people might start relying on ride-sharing services like Uber or Bolt. This may be to save on insurance and car maintenance or because they might be going into the office less often. This creates a number of safety challenges that users need to consider. There are certain things people…
