


Hyundai Motor Turkey has taken an impressive step to ensure that there are more women drivers in traffic by expanding the "More Women on the Road" project. In this regard, the company has successfully provided safe driving training to over 100 women so far. However, Hyundai, not considering this achievement sufficient, aims to reach a total of 1000 female drivers within the next two years.
The project is specially designed to provide theoretical and practical driving training to women who have a driver's license but are hesitant to drive for various reasons. The training programs focus not only on helping participants acquire technical knowledge but also on supporting them in gaining self-confidence.
Hyundai's initiative aims to make women more visible in traffic while also raising significant awareness regarding gender equality. The focus is on ensuring that female drivers have all the necessary tools to take a more active role in transportation and to experience safe and comfortable driving. In this context, the training offered is of great importance in terms of both developing driving skills and increasing women's confidence in themselves.
Hyundai Motor Turkey emphasizes that this project includes practical training aimed at developing individuals' practical skills, not just theoretical knowledge. Women drivers participating in the project are trained in an environment where they can find support within a community. Therefore, participants not only acquire technical knowledge but also have the opportunity to learn from each other by sharing their experiences.
As a result, Hyundai's "More Women on the Road" project aims to empower women in traffic and support them in becoming active drivers, thereby reshaping societal norms. With the evolving training programs and an increase in the number of participants, Hyundai's leadership in this industry will enable female drivers to look to the future with greater confidence.
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