Safety on Streets

Yap Hsu Yi, Tune Protect | James Lau, Green Light

14-Sep-17 15:30

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Last year, more than 7,100 lives were lost in road accidents. That translate to 19 deaths per day. In the past 10 years. More than eight in 10 cases caused by human error. Recognizing this, Tune Protect, in partnership with MaGIC, the Road Safety Department, and MDEC, organized a challenge to help Malaysians stay safe on the road. Yap Hsu Yi, Head of People and Culture at Tune Protect, and James Lau, a member from the team who won the competition, discuss safety on the road.

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Tags: The Bigger Picture, live and learn, Motor Insurance, Road Safety

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