Solaris Vacanza na autodromu.
Solaris Bus & Coach a PZA (Polská automobiloví asociace) spustily společný projekt "Bezpečný řidič".
(Solaris and the Polish Automobile Association - together for safety.)
Solaris Bus & Coach a PZA (Polská automobiloví asociace) spustily společný projekt "Bezpečný řidič".
(Solaris and the Polish Automobile Association - together for safety.)
Bolechowo, 11.04.2006 - Projekt je zaměřen na zvyšování úrovně bezpečnosti na evropských silnicích zlepšováním dovedností řidičů autobusů. Prvního kola se zúčastnilo mnoho řidičů z celého Polska. Hlavním záměrem výcvikového programu je naučit řidiče rychle vyhodnocovat rizika a zvyšovat jejich schopnost reakcí na extrémní situace. Trénink probíhá na autodromu v Sochaczewě, největším ve středním Polsku s vodním systémem. Trénink probíhá s autokary Solaris Vacanza. Výuka má teoretickou i praktickou část.
Iniciativa Solaris Bus & Coach a PZA jako součást projektu "Bezpečný řidič" je účastníky vysoce hodnocena jako užitečná i pro velmi zkušené řidiče zejména při jízdě ve složitých podmínkách a kritických situacích. První kurzy začínaly již v srpnu 2005.
Polští dopravci mají velký podíl při přepravě cestujících na evropských silnicích. Bezpečnost cestujících je jejich prioritou. V minulých třech letech testovala ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) řidiče na mezinárodních linkách. Při posledním testu se právě polští řidiči umístili mezi prvními třemi z náhodně vybraných. Vítězem byl řidič společnosti z Opole a jedním z autobusů oceněných řidičů byl 12 m autokar Solaris Vacanza. I
Tisková zpráva Solaris Bus & Coach S.A. . Překlad aúprava BUSportál.
Bolechowo, 11.04.2006 - Solaris Bus & Coach and the Polish Automobile Association started a joint training project entitled ''''Safe Driver''''. This project is aimed at raising the level of safety on European roads through improving bus drivers'''' skills. The first round of trainings was already attended by several dozen drivers from all over Poland. The goal of the author''''s program is to teach drivers to quickly identify road risks and to develop and strengthen the ability to react properly in extreme situations. Trainings take place on the autodrome in Sochaczew, which is the largest facility of this type in central Poland and is equipped with two full-size skidpans provided with watering systems. Drivers attending the program train their skills by driving the Solaris Vacanza tourist coach. - We divided our training into a theoretical and a practical part to combine driving practice with discussions about outcomes and the explanation of any questions. Participants study - among other things - the essentials of ergonomics involved in driving, learn about over- and understeering, methods of emergency braking in different conditions and on surfaces with varied adhesion, as well as gain knowledge of different techniques of passing around obstacles on the road - this is how Jerzy Szymłowski, Chairman of the Polish Automobile Association, briefly summarises the training program.
The initiative of Solaris Bus & Coach and Polish Automobile Association is highly praised by participants of trainings conducted within the ''''Safe Driver'''' project. - I think this training is very useful even for very experienced drivers. It makes drivers aware of how difficult it is to control a bus when driving conditions are poor. The training demonstrated that it is not enough to be an experienced driver and certain reactions in critical situations can be trained – says Piotr Polak, a driver with 22 years of experience, currently working for the Mistral company from Krakow.
The first pilot trainings for bus drivers took place already in August 2005. - Our initiative emerged because of expediency. After a series of traffic accidents involving tourist coaches we were shocked, especially when it turned out that most of them were the drivers'''' fault. These could have been avoided had the drivers been prepaired to cope with emergency situations. - said Solange Olszewska, Vice-president of Solaris Bus & Coach.
Polish carriers have a significant share of passenger transportion on European roads. The passengers’ safety is obviously a priority of their activities and the methods of ensuring safe travel are also the focus of the competition. For the last three years, ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) has been conducting tests on coaches operating on international lines. The last test, which was conducted on 30 lines, selected at random, took place at the end of 2005. It was Polish carriers who ranked among the first three. The winner was the Sindbad line serviced by the coach owned by Riviera company from Opole, Trans-Expres from Ełk,, operating the Interglobus line (since fall last year) ranked second, and Sindbad lines ranked third. One of the coaches that was awarded an honorary prize in the test conducted by ADAC, was the Solaris Vacanza 12 owned by Trans-Expres from Ełk, who ranked second. The drivers, who were tested without prior notice, reported that the German association experts were impressed by the Polish coach and the standard of services provided by the Polish carrier. Trans-Expres has been operating Solaris Vacanza coaches of the 12 and 13 meters models. I
The Polish Automobile Association (PZA) is an institution whose main objective is to improve the level of traffic safety on Polish roads. In its activity, the Association closely cooperates with the National Road Safety Council and the Ministry of Infrastructure. More information is available on the Association’s website at: www.pza.pl.
PRESS RELEASE Solaris Bus & Coach S.A. - family company based in Bolechowo near Poznań. It manufactures modern city and inter-city buses, tourist coaches and trolleybuses, as well as special buses.
Iniciativa Solaris Bus & Coach a PZA jako součást projektu "Bezpečný řidič" je účastníky vysoce hodnocena jako užitečná i pro velmi zkušené řidiče zejména při jízdě ve složitých podmínkách a kritických situacích. První kurzy začínaly již v srpnu 2005.
Polští dopravci mají velký podíl při přepravě cestujících na evropských silnicích. Bezpečnost cestujících je jejich prioritou. V minulých třech letech testovala ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) řidiče na mezinárodních linkách. Při posledním testu se právě polští řidiči umístili mezi prvními třemi z náhodně vybraných. Vítězem byl řidič společnosti z Opole a jedním z autobusů oceněných řidičů byl 12 m autokar Solaris Vacanza. I
PZA je instituce, která se snaží zlepšit úroveň bezpečnosti na polských silnicích. Spolupracuje s polskými státními orgány. Více nawww.pza.pl.
Tisková zpráva Solaris Bus & Coach S.A. . Překlad aúprava BUSportál.
Solaris and the Polish Automobile Association - together for safety
Bolechowo, 11.04.2006 - Solaris Bus & Coach and the Polish Automobile Association started a joint training project entitled ''''Safe Driver''''. This project is aimed at raising the level of safety on European roads through improving bus drivers'''' skills. The first round of trainings was already attended by several dozen drivers from all over Poland. The goal of the author''''s program is to teach drivers to quickly identify road risks and to develop and strengthen the ability to react properly in extreme situations. Trainings take place on the autodrome in Sochaczew, which is the largest facility of this type in central Poland and is equipped with two full-size skidpans provided with watering systems. Drivers attending the program train their skills by driving the Solaris Vacanza tourist coach. - We divided our training into a theoretical and a practical part to combine driving practice with discussions about outcomes and the explanation of any questions. Participants study - among other things - the essentials of ergonomics involved in driving, learn about over- and understeering, methods of emergency braking in different conditions and on surfaces with varied adhesion, as well as gain knowledge of different techniques of passing around obstacles on the road - this is how Jerzy Szymłowski, Chairman of the Polish Automobile Association, briefly summarises the training program.
The initiative of Solaris Bus & Coach and Polish Automobile Association is highly praised by participants of trainings conducted within the ''''Safe Driver'''' project. - I think this training is very useful even for very experienced drivers. It makes drivers aware of how difficult it is to control a bus when driving conditions are poor. The training demonstrated that it is not enough to be an experienced driver and certain reactions in critical situations can be trained – says Piotr Polak, a driver with 22 years of experience, currently working for the Mistral company from Krakow.
The first pilot trainings for bus drivers took place already in August 2005. - Our initiative emerged because of expediency. After a series of traffic accidents involving tourist coaches we were shocked, especially when it turned out that most of them were the drivers'''' fault. These could have been avoided had the drivers been prepaired to cope with emergency situations. - said Solange Olszewska, Vice-president of Solaris Bus & Coach.
Polish carriers have a significant share of passenger transportion on European roads. The passengers’ safety is obviously a priority of their activities and the methods of ensuring safe travel are also the focus of the competition. For the last three years, ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club) has been conducting tests on coaches operating on international lines. The last test, which was conducted on 30 lines, selected at random, took place at the end of 2005. It was Polish carriers who ranked among the first three. The winner was the Sindbad line serviced by the coach owned by Riviera company from Opole, Trans-Expres from Ełk,, operating the Interglobus line (since fall last year) ranked second, and Sindbad lines ranked third. One of the coaches that was awarded an honorary prize in the test conducted by ADAC, was the Solaris Vacanza 12 owned by Trans-Expres from Ełk, who ranked second. The drivers, who were tested without prior notice, reported that the German association experts were impressed by the Polish coach and the standard of services provided by the Polish carrier. Trans-Expres has been operating Solaris Vacanza coaches of the 12 and 13 meters models. I
The Polish Automobile Association (PZA) is an institution whose main objective is to improve the level of traffic safety on Polish roads. In its activity, the Association closely cooperates with the National Road Safety Council and the Ministry of Infrastructure. More information is available on the Association’s website at: www.pza.pl.
PRESS RELEASE Solaris Bus & Coach S.A. - family company based in Bolechowo near Poznań. It manufactures modern city and inter-city buses, tourist coaches and trolleybuses, as well as special buses.
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