Magyar Suzuki organised its "Bike Highway Code Park" programme again on 29th September. The aim of the activity, which was organised in front of the Szent Adalbert Centre, was to help children learn the most important rules of traffic in a playful way.

Fear, dread, anxiety – these are the psychological factors expressed by the inexperienced Hungarian drivers who applied for Magyar Suzuki's road-safety campaign, “Together on the Roads – You Were Also a Beginner Driver”, feelings that should have no place on the roads. Many admitted that their biggest issue is often the impatience and occasionally aggressive behaviour of more experienced drivers. However, our traffic expert believes that aggression only creates more anxious drivers – trust and empathy would achieve much more.

For the fourth consecutive year, Magyar Suzuki is not spending money on Christmas gifts for partners, but on supporting local organizations that contribute to healthcare or work to improve the living conditions of disadvantaged or vulnerable groups. As in previous years, the Suzuki community – Magyar Suzuki employees – decided who would receive the financial support of 5 million HUF this year.

The rain did not discourage cycling enthusiasts, nearly 60 children aged 3-12 tested their safe riding knowledge and technique in the Suzuki Highway Code park.

Seven out of ten drivers react incorrectly to the arrival of vehicles using distinguishing signs. While most drivers encounter vehicles with distinguishing signals weekly, according to the experience of professionals and first responders, only three out of ten drivers react appropriately in such situations. The others make poor decisions or hinder the progress of sirening vehicles with delayed reactions. Yet, in many cases, a person's life can depend on even half a minute. In the "Together on the Roads - Give Way, Save Lives!" campaign by Magyar Suzuki, with the cooperation of the ambulance service, disaster management and police, they aim to draw attention to supporting those providing assistance in traffic.

We are tense, inattentive, impatient, and aggressive in the car, many people use the roads as a racetrack - a change would be needed at social level in order to ensure safe transport. In its “Together on the Roads” campaign, Magyar Suzuki, supported by opinion leaders and experts, created the courteous Highway Code, which could be used to make traffic safer.

Suzuki held a Road and Traffic Safety Day on the main square of the city co-organized by the National Police, the Fire Department of Esztergom and other organizations, on Friday. The event raised awareness of safe car and bicycle traffic as well as fire prevention with spectacular presentations, films and lectures.

Magyar Suzuki Corporation delivers custom-made mini cars to support the road safety education of children from 6 to 12 years of age. The mini Vitara models, specifically manufactured for this purpose, will be first available to elementary students in the Children’s Car Traffic Park of Esztergom, opening on the 30th of March. The aim of this local initiative is to enable the youngest generation to acquire the essential traffic and accident prevention skills.

Suzuki Warns About the Importance of Careful Road Traffic Together with Police, Civil Guard, Ambulance. Accident Prevention Committee of Szentendre and Police-office of Esztergom highlighted the importance of safe road traffic with a charity motor racing tour and a family safety day by the River Danube. The patron of the One Day, One Road! educational programme was Magyar Suzuki Corporation. The event was realised in co-operation with the Police, Civil Guards, the Ambulance and civilians.