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Did you know the festive season often brings unique, and sometimes challenging, driving conditions? ​Interesting Travel Facts: ​The Weekend Spike: Accident rates are often highest on Fridays and Saturdays during the festive travel period, particularly between 5 PM and 11 PM. This is a prime-time window where fatigue meets the pressure of a long drive. ​The Fatigue Factor: Studies show that taking three rest breaks (as opposed to none) can reduce a driver's crash odds by up to

As you get ready to create new memories, take just a few minutes to ensure your protection is 100% active: ​Test Your Tracker: If you haven't recently, give our call centre a quick call to ensure your unit is transmitting correctly. ​Update Contact Info: Confirm that your emergency contact numbers are up-to-date in our system. ​Drive Smart: Remember the facts! Take breaks, stay sober, and keep your attention fully on the road. ​From our team to yours, we wish you a safe, joyf

South Africa’s roads may be wild, but they’re also where we live, work, and hustle. Protecting what’s yours is less about paranoia and more about practice. Knowing that your car—or bakkie—has an invisible guardian on board means you can focus on your journey, not the fear.

Vehicle Checks Before Leaving for Holiday 1. Fluid Levels 2. Tires Tire Pressure: Check and adjust the tire pressure according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Tread Depth: Inspect the tread depth to ensure adequate traction. Spare Tire: Ensure the spare tire is in good condition and properly inflated. 3. Lights and Signals Headlights: Test both high and low beams to ensure they are functioning. Brake Lights: Check that all brake lights illuminate when the brakes a