From Georgie to devices: GO GEORGE engages the group

In the picture above, the Western Cape Minister of Mobility, Isaac Sileku (within the white shirt, on bicycle), loved collaborating in a energetic academic occasion on the Municipality’s Junior Traffic Training and Road Safety Centre on Monday. Far left is Morné Lakay, GO GEORGE Manager, within the center left of mascot Georgie is George Traffic Chief, Janine Wells with George Councillor Brendon Adams on her proper, and third from proper, Edwin Felix, Senior Traffic Officer with workers and kids from Splash Kids Zone, in addition to GO GEORGE and Traffic workers.

 

GO GEORGE has a dynamic line-up of actions deliberate for October to rejoice National Transport Month and highlight the numerous sides of its bus service.

Throughout the month, a branded GO GEORGE gazebo will rotate between key bus terminals: the Garden Route Mall, the Blanco triangle, Market Street within the CBD, and the Smart Card Kiosk subsequent to Truns in Thembalethu. Here, communication champions and the GO GEORGE group liaison officer will interact instantly with passengers – each on the terminals and onboard buses – to advertise the varied digital instruments out there for journey planning and repair info, and to teach passengers within the use thereof. These embrace QR code scanning and website-based route planners such because the interactive cease explorer and timetables. The common functionalities of the GO GEORGE chatbot which is about to be launched throughout Transport Month may even be defined.

Educational outreaches
Youth-focused outreaches will function the beloved GO GEORGE mascot, Georgie, and centre on passenger guidelines, and pedestrian and highway security round buses and bus stops. In addition to deliberate major faculty visits, the GO GEORGE communications workforce has already participated in a energetic academic occasion on the Municipality’s Junior Traffic Training and Road Safety Centre – all the time a success with younger learners and an efficient platform for reinforcing security messages.
With learner ridership up by 8% over the previous 12 months, GO GEORGE can be reaching out to the newly elected Junior Town Council. These younger leaders will probably be handled to a guided tour of the George Link bus depot and a hands-on bus trip expertise, showcasing the environmental and group advantages of public transport.

Supporting senior passengers
Older passengers stay a key precedence for GO GEORGE. As the service continues to innovate digitally, it’s dedicated to making sure that senior customers aren’t left behind. Outreach visits to old-age properties will embrace demonstrations and hands-on alternatives to discover new digital instruments, serving to to cut back anxiousness and construct confidence in utilizing these sources.
For extra details about the bus service or assist with journey planning, GO GEORGE could be contacted by phoning the Call Centre on 0800 044 044 or sending an e mail to information@gogeorge.org.za. Alternatively, go to the web site www.gogeorge.org.za or the GO GEORGE Facebook web page.

The GO GEORGE mascot Georgie and the Traffic Department’s Danny Cat entertained a bunch of kids from the Splash Kids Zone After-Care Centre on the George Municipality’s Junior Traffic Training and Road Safety Centre on Monday. They have been stunned by a go to from the Western Cape Minister of Mobility, Isaac Sileku (within the white shirt), who cycled and danced together with the kids, handing out GO GEORGE prizes to those that might appropriately reply questions in regards to the bus service.

The GO GEORGE mascot Georgie and the Traffic Department’s Danny Cat entertained a bunch of kids from the Splash Kids Zone After-Care Centre on the George Municipality’s Junior Traffic Training and Road Safety Centre on Monday. They have been stunned by a go to from the Western Cape Minister of Mobility, Isaac Sileku (within the white shirt), who cycled and danced together with the kids, handing out GO GEORGE prizes to those that might appropriately reply questions in regards to the bus service.

The GO GEORGE mascot Georgie and the Traffic Department’s Danny Cat entertained a bunch of kids from the Splash Kids Zone After-Care Centre on the George Municipality’s Junior Traffic Training and Road Safety Centre on Monday. They have been stunned by a go to from the Western Cape Minister of Mobility, Isaac Sileku (within the white shirt), who cycled and danced together with the kids, handing out GO GEORGE prizes to those that might appropriately reply questions in regards to the bus service.

Road Safety mascot Danny Cat gained this 12 months’s dancing competitors in opposition to his colleague Georgie, the GO GEORGE mascot.