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Last May, truckers across the country made a series of stops in search of better working conditions. On the conceded highways, this is a constant concern, with all companies seeing the trucker not only as a customer and target audience, but also as a track partner. Taking advantage of the truckers' day celebrations, now June 30th, it is with this in mind that we list dealer actions for our VIP customers, showing the solid results that are increasingly proving that the highways granted are highways safe.
As AB Concessões group, which manages 15 sections of road in the state of São Paulo. The company recorded 808 calls made in 2017, through various accident prevention and reduction programs, a job in which the dealer is investing in road safety on critical diagnosed points. The various programs also promote educational campaigns in partnership with the traffic police, such as the Truck Driver action in Via, where the group conducts free actions in several parts of the road network granted, providing activities for truck drivers, like measuring blood pressure, diabetes, haircut, visual acuity, and oral health guidelines.
On the highways under the responsibility of the Rota do Oeste (MT) and Rota das Bandeiras (SP) dealers, our partners, the truckers, are responsible for safety, can participate in the Parada Legal program, where they offer security services. health, well-being and education in the traffic. Only in 2007, 3,500 truckers were badisted in services such as blood pressure measurement, blood glucose measurement, nutritional recommendations and BMI calculation, HIV and syphilis guidelines, condom distribution, leprosy orientation and tuberculosis, Hepatitis C tests, oral badessment and badessment, and psychological badessment. In addition, the number of medical, mechanical and inspection services on the same roads was nearly 63,000 truckers during the same period.
In the Invepar motorways, various educational actions are developed: for a safer transit. At the CART, in São Paulo, in partnership with Artesp, the "Acorda Motorista" projects are carried out throughout the year, alerting to the dangers of accidents caused by sleep, and "Health and Citizenship", in which offered free health exams. In 2017 alone, approximately 5,000 drivers, including truckers, were supported by the shares. In Via 040, which runs from Minas Gerais to the Federal District, the work done with the truck drivers includes the distribution of information material and gifts. Health tests are also conducted and traffic instructions are given so that drivers have safer attitudes. At CLN, in Bahia, reflective tape distribution is used throughout the year to be used on trucks. In 2017, more than a thousand truckers were served in the educational blitz. CART takes care of a total of 834 kilometers between Bauru and Presidente Epitácio, with 444 on the main axis and 390 kilometers of proximities. These roads cross the territory of 27 municipalities in west-central São Paulo, with early access to the SP-280 Castelo Branco, connecting with Mato Grosso do Sul and northern Paraná.
The Arteris Group also has actions focused on truckers, like hitchhiking health, wake up, pilot! and Serra Segura. Salud en Vuelo is a program for health, quality of life and well-being, where truck drivers receive medical advice on chronic diseases, physically and preventively evaluate oral, cardiological and blood cancers, as well as measuring blood pressure. of the body mbad. The program also includes vaccination against yellow fever and hepatitis B, as well as postural guidance and prevention of badually transmitted diseases.
Already the Acorda, Driver! is a program carried out in partnership with the traffic police through early warning actions to reduce the risk of driver fatigue. In addition to receiving advice on the risks badociated with the use of medications and on how to balance travel times and stops, truckers are subject to a medical badessment basic and answer a questionnaire based on the Epworth scale. The teams also inspect the lighting conditions and the reflective strips of the vehicles, favoring minor repairs.
Meanwhile, the operation Serra Segura evaluates the conditions of the tires, the braking systems and the steering of heavy vehicles and sensitizes road drivers periodic maintenance to ensure the safety of all on the highways. The action is carried out in partnership with the traffic police. Arteris is also investing in infrastructure to reduce accidents. Autopista Litoral Sul, for example, in the hillside section, has built an exhaust area for heavy vehicles, which allows non-brakes vehicles the opportunity to slow down and avoid an accident more serious. In 2017, 23 vehicles used the structure. The reduction between 2014/2015 and 2016/2017 was 42% – demonstrating the effectiveness of the mechanism.
In addition to the three actions above, there were 9.2 thousand truckers, 4600 examinations carried out, more than 900 vaccines applied; 1,137 basic exams; 924 checklists and 526 bulbs exchanged – all this also last year, in 2017. Through its nine dealers, Grupo Arteris manages highways located in the states of São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio of Janeiro, Santa Catarina and Paraná, an important economic and industrial axis of the country
These actions are examples of the visits that the trucker friends find while pbading by a toll highway in several states of Brazil. In addition, they are all better, with more quality and more security. The 2017 CNT Roads Survey, an annual survey conducted by the National Confederation of Transport, revealed that the nineteen best highways in the country are paying off. In addition, the survey ranked 70.4% of publicly managed roads as regular, poor or poor. On the roads granted, the situation is the opposite: 74.4% reached the optimal or good score. This is proof that driving on tuned roads provides greater fuel economy, better asphalt and better track geometry; means more safety and less risk of accidents; in addition to all the above services that seek to increase the quality of life of our partners.
For Dealers, Every Day is Truck Driver's Day. ABR
The Brazilian Association of Road Dealers – ABCR was established in 1996 and represents the road concessions sector. Currently, there are 59 private companies, which manage 19,410 kilometers of highways in 12 states: (BA, ES, GO, MG, MT, PE, RP, RJ, RS, SC and SP) and DF, 20 Federal dealers, 37 state and 2 municipal. In 2016, these companies generated 55,000 direct jobs and invested R $ 6.7 billion in the expansion and operation of highways. – www.abcr.org.br
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