"Stop using smartphones while driving" … Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee promotes considerate driving focused on lane changes and traffic congestion

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The Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee has selected the proper use of turn signals and refraining from using smartphones while driving as the second theme of its "Beyond Driving" campaign, officially launching efforts to spread a driving culture that practices consideration and safety in daily urban driving.

This second campaign, established to create a safe traffic culture based on consideration and respect among road users beyond mere compliance with traffic laws, focuses on everyday driving situations frequently encountered in cities, such as lane changes, traffic congestion zones, and areas with high pedestrian density.

Following the first campaign that previously informed drivers about driving etiquette centered on highways during vacation seasons and roundabouts, this time it emphasizes consideration for communication by signaling driving intentions to surrounding drivers and pedestrians through turn signals, and consideration for safety by maintaining focus while driving through refraining from smartphone use. Shireen Emira, Chair of the Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee, emphasized that small changes in driving habits lead to a mature road environment and announced that the committee will continue its activities to establish a culture of considerate driving in daily life.

Meanwhile, the Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee plans to spread campaign messages through various channels until the end of the year, including approximately 32,000 elevator TVs nationwide, major outdoor media in city centers, highway rest areas, and voice guidance within T-map navigation.

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