The students participated in the campaign by contributing to the dissemination of traffic awareness in their local communities, by distributing posters and leaflets that include messages to drivers and passengers introducing them to the campaign and reminding them to conform to driving rules such as wearing the safety belt, not talking on the phone while driving, and many others.
For his part, Mr. Nadim Haddad, Al-Markazia's Marketing Manager said:
"We take our responsibility towards the community very seriously. Raising traffic awareness among individuals and promoting a civilized traffic culture is the responsibility of everyone, and therefore we aim to contribute to changing bad driving habits and to promote the efforts of various official entities that seek to disseminate awareness of traffic rules."
He added: "We are very pleased for the participation of students in this campaign, as this shows they understand how traffic accidents are affecting our society today, and the need to make a difference on the roads."
Launched about a month ago, the campaign "Anta Muraqab" is witnessing positive reactions from various official entities and Jordanian citizens, as it is considered a reward for drivers who are committed to adhering to the instructions of public safety on the roads.
The campaign includes field missions by a team comprising representatives from each of Al-Markazia and the Jordan Traffic Institute, in which these representatives watch a driver for a specified period of time to make sure the driver fits the specific criteria established in advance.
If the driver of the car is not committed to the rules of driving, another car will be selected, and when the driver shows commitment to the rules, her/his car will be stopped and she/he will be informed of entering the competition to win a Toyota Yaris.
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