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New and useful from the traffic scene!

When Roger Oddvar Eide won 100,000 kroner in the Safedrive Reward, he also got the opportunity to make others happy. The choice fell on the Eide Hunting and Fishing Association, which will now receive 100,000 kroner to create new experiences and activities for young people.
September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day. Road safety is not just about speeding, drugs, seatbelts and paying attention. It is also about mental health and preventing suicide.
Club sweaters, low membership fees and activity offers for people who need community. These are some of the things that the support from Safedrive Reward will contribute to at Ensjø in Oslo.
To make our alerts even more precise, Safedrive is now launching a new alert: “Other Hazard.” It is intended for use in situations that require increased attention, but do not necessarily involve a physical obstacle in the roadway.
When Bilberger Per Ole Øvergård won 100,000 kroner through the Safedrive Reward, he chose to give back the same amount to the local community. In Nærøysund, the funds were divided between two organizations that create meeting places and community – and received praise from the mayor.
When the police experienced increasing speeding and reckless winter driving in the city center in 2021, they took the initiative for organized driving on the track. Safedrive supported the initiative from the beginning. This year, the success was repeated, and on Saturday, February 21, around a hundred car enthusiasts gathered in Raabakken.
Safedrive continues its growth as one of the country's most forward-thinking technology environments within mobility and traffic safety. The company is now hiring Veronica Isabel Pedersen as Director of Communications and Policy – ​​a newly created position to strengthen Safedrive's strategic and community-oriented work.

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