More than a million fines have been issued for various traffic offences across South Africa since October. Several motorists have also been arrested for speeding. They have been slapped with... Read more
It is nice to see the Arrive Alive Logo also displayed at the Football World Cup 2010!! Here it is clearly visible – with the request to stay Alert – as Robert Green fails to do... Read more
This guy is feeling it..but perhaps a bit too much!! For safety on the road also make sure that your vehicle still allows you to observe other traffic in all directions. It is also important... Read more
Representatives of De Oranjecamping, a camping organisation aimed at supporters of the Netherlands soccer team, are visting South Africa for the fifth time to plan routes for the 2010 tourna... Read more
Fans at next year’s World Cup will have the chance to witness not only the fierce struggle for soccer’s biggest prize but an even more intense tooth-and-claw contest for survival... Read more
Do we have enough rental vehicles for all our Football World Cup visitors in 2010? I have come across an interesting story by Joanita Cillie from Finance24 and would like to reflect on some... Read more
Security plans for the Fifa World Cup meet international standards and have been used as a benchmark by the United Nations, national police commissioner Bheki Cele said. “I’m con... Read more
World Cup organising head Danny Jordaan says South Africa’s safety record in hosting major sports events is second to none, but he cannot be held responsible for the country’s ap... Read more
The Arrive Alive road safety website has gained the assistance of International GPS navigation provider TomTom in assisting travellers to plan their trip. The very important Online Route Pla... Read more
World Cup-related construction works are contributing to an at least 20 percent increase in claims against the Road Accident Fund. This is according to a company that processes claims. The... Read more