S-OIL, Preventing Secondary Car Accidents... Traffic Safety Campaign

Contribution to Traffic Accident Prevention, 100 Million KRW Donation for ‘Safe-On’ Campaign

Free Distribution of Emergency Warning Signs to S-OIL Gas Station Customers for Accident Prevention

On the 13th, S-OIL held a donation ceremony for the ‘Safe-On’ campaign to prevent secondary car accidents at the Yeomni-dong gas station in Mapo-gu, Seoul, and donated a total of 100 million KRW to the Korea Disabled Foundation (Chairman: Lee Sung-kyu).

S-OIL CEO Anwar Al Hizazi is taking a commemorative photo with officials at the donation ceremony for the 'Safe-On' campaign held at the Yeomni-dong gas station in Mapo-gu, Seoul on the 13th. (From left: S-OIL President Ryu Yeol, S-OIL CEO Anwar Al Hizazi, Korea Disabled Foundation Chairman Lee Sung-kyu, Lawyer Han Moon-chul)

To prevent secondary car accidents, which have a fatality rate seven times higher than general traffic accidents, S-OIL plans to purchase LED emergency warning panels that can be easily installed in car trunks and distribute them free of charge to a total of 1,000 disabled and general customers using its gas stations.

S-OIL will purchase LED emergency warning panels made and sold directly by disabled people through the Korea Disabled Foundation, contributing to traffic safety while supporting socially vulnerable groups in a more meaningful sharing activity.

The ‘Safe-On’ campaign is being implemented for the first time this year, initially as a pilot program targeting customers at gas stations participating in the ‘Fueling Assistance Service for the Vulnerable’ in the metropolitan area, with plans to expand nationwide in the future.

Attorney Han Moon-cheol, who is actively conducting traffic accident prevention campaigns, attended the donation ceremony.

S-OIL CEO Al Hizazi said, “S-OIL will help spread a safe traffic culture and prevent traffic accidents to protect precious lives,” adding, “We will continue to actively support activities for social safety to protect citizens from various dangers.”