Roadwise - Giving Us Girls Confidence in the Car!
10 May 2007
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The Suzy Lamplugh Trust in association with car manufacturers Chevrolet through its showrooms nationwide have come up with the idea of a national campaign specifically for women to put them back in the driving seat of their lives.
The Suzy Lamplugh Trust is hoping that the brand new project entitled Roadwise will reassure ladies that they can deal with any circumstances when out driving, from the most simple to severe situations.
The scheme, which includes a series of evening meetings being held at UK Chevrolet retail outlets, will certainly prepare women for the road ahead and give them the chance to talk about any concerns they have today.
FemaleFirst were joined by Ann Elledge of the Suzy Lamplugh Trust and event organiser Susan Kalair this week to tell us more about the reasons behind this special initiative and give us a peep at what our readers can look forward to when attending one of their planned events.
Why do women feel so afraid of driving alone now
Ann - I think it’s probably all the media coverage that incidents get. We all assume that when we hear these things happening that they’re going to happen to us the minute we get out there on the road. But fortunately they are fairly rare and if you can actually give women some strategies for staying safe then they’re much more confident to get out there and really enjoy the whole driving experience. It’s absolutely about putting women back in control and making them feel they actually really want to make the most of their cars.Videos you might like
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