Encouragement for women drivers from Hyundai: "More Women in Traffic" project
Hyundai Motor Turkey has launched a project called "More Women in Traffic" to help women drivers gain the confidence to get behind the wheel, offering safe driving training in collaboration with the Women Drivers Network.
Hyundai Motor Turkey has launched a project titled "More Women in Traffic" to help women drivers gain the courage to get out on the road. In collaboration with the Women Drivers Network, Hyundai has begun offering safe driving training to women who hold a driver's license but are hesitant to drive in traffic.
While the first phase of the project has been completed, Hyundai plans to continue providing training to different groups of women drivers in the coming period.
Hyundai Motor Turkey is undertaking a significant project aimed at encouraging women drivers who have a license but are hesitant to drive to get on the road. Through the partnership with the Women Drivers Network, women drivers are provided with safe driving training, helping to increase their confidence in traffic.
These training sessions, delivered by professional instructors, consist of multiple stages, and participants are awarded a certificate upon completion. Hyundai Motor Turkey successfully conducted the first training session by including its own employees in the project. The main goal of the project is to build self-confidence in women drivers and support them in driving more comfortably and safely in society.
News Source: 12punto
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