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Safedrive launches Norway's best, safest and most important reward program for safe driving. "We believe that carrots rather than sticks can create major and important changes in traffic," says founder and CEO of Safedrive, Magnus Wester.
Motorsport profile and Safedrive ambassador Petter Solberg is making a comeback in the European Championship round of Rally Karlstad. His biggest competitor will be his son Oliver.
When Safedrive expands to Sweden, it will be with none other than Sara Haro on the team. Get to know the Swedish-American drifting star better!
Safedrive is entering into a partnership with one of Norway's most high-profile drifting athletes, Tor-Anders Ringnes. Together, Ringnes and Safedrive will focus on good attitudes to speed in traffic among both young and old.
Even the world's best drivers appreciate good in-car assistance. Listen to Oliver Solberg explain why he benefits from Safedrive in his car!
Oliver, Petter and Pernilla Solberg are now part of the Safedrive family. In 2024, the "world's fastest family" and Safedrive will collaborate on exciting activities and promote positive attitudes towards speed in traffic among children and youth.
Every year, tens of thousands attend Gatebil to experience speed, excitement and drama on the track. Now the players are joining forces to get speeding away from the roads and onto the track.
In the spring of 2023, Safedrive entered into a national partnership with the non-profit organization DRIVE. Now, DRIVE has named Safedrive the "National Partner of the Year".
The fine rates are now going up again, if the government gets its way. NAF questions whether ever-higher fines are working as intended.
Safedrive, the largest community along Norwegian roads, is gearing up for further growth with a political heavyweight joining the team.
Just one year ago, the company set a goal of 100,000 members in Norway by the end of 2023. Now, another ambitious goal has been achieved, but the company has no plans to rest on its laurels.
According to Statistics Norway (SSB), the number of wildlife collisions has surged by nearly 15 percent in two years. What exactly is the reason for this? And what should you do if you have an accident?
More than 20 motivated employees rolled up their sleeves to collect as many contributions as possible for the most important fundraiser of the year.

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