Upon requests from other role players, other departments and ngo's exhibitions will be held in shopping centres, libraries, taxi ranks and the Ultra Cities at Kimberley and three sisters. A road safety campaign is planned for ABSA park, home ground for Griqua rugby. Posters will be displayed and leaflets will be distributed in parking lots, at sport events and taxi ranks. Branded licence disk holders, t shirts, caps, pens and pencils, lighters, key rings and caps will be distributed. Broadcasts, interviews, one liners by dj's and a phone in competitions have been negotiated for radio.
Individual authorities are to liaise with the local press.
The information officers of the mec, the road traffic inspectorate, and Asiphephe's communication consultant will ensure that the enforcement activities are reported by the media. Beach programmes in Durban and other coastal resorts will see the dissemination of printed material, stickers key rings and other promotional material that have been held back since the December road safety campaign. The northern province is ahead in that the thari ya tsela campaign was launched with a media event at Mantsole traffic control centre on 06 April 2000. The focus of thari ya tsela during the Easter weekend will be on providing entertainment points for buss es and taxis, thus enticing them to stop and rest in order to combat fatigue. The Kranskop Engen, Naboomspruit Engen and Pietersburg Ultra City are participating.