Motorway adventure series with a moral massage already available!

In pursuance of the Safety – My Second Name campaign and its Stop by the Rules action, AmberOne A1 Motorway has had an adventure episode film developed, each episode carrying a moral message.  The series is made up of several educational episodes pondering ways of stopping safely on the motorway and other issues.

There are 6 episodes in the series altogether, three had its premiere already in 2016.  Those three are devoted to the following aspects of emergency stopping on the motorway, namely: getting out through the right door, using emergency lights and a triangle, the latter put up at the proper distance, and staying in the car.  The other three, focusing on such issues as eating while driving, talking on the mobile phone, and travelling without the seatbelts fastened, will be shown for the first time early next year.

The film stories develop in a light, humorous mood.  Their star is a smart alec – boy son of the main characters, who wittingly shocks the parents with his knowledge of the ‘dos and don’ts’ while driving.

The films are available on the motorway youtube profile: https://www.youtube.com/user/gtcamberone and on its FB https://www.facebook.com/AmberOneAutostradaA1/videos/?ref=page_internal

Enjoy!

Attention Driver, rescue services exercises on A1!

On 5 December, on the A1 motorway at the level of the Kleszczewko MOP, rescue services will carry out exercises consisting in the simulation of an accident. If you notice an accident between 10.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. while driving past the Kleszczewko MOP, please do not call the Operator’s emergency phone number or other rescue services with information about the accident, because during these hours the Kleszczewko MOP will be the place of exercises.

In connection with the planned exercises, the following will take place:

– closing the lane in the direction of Gdańsk and redirecting traffic through the Kleszczewko MOP – parking at the Kleszczewko MOP in the direction of Gdańsk will be inaccessible to heavy goods vehicles