“Thank you for always keeping our workplace safe.”
“We appreciate that you look after not only our safety, but our health as well.”
“Thank you for the safety kit! Go Hyundai Glovis!”

In one corner of the Gwangyang Port Container Terminal, a whiteboard is covered with messages written in many colors. These are words of encouragement left by truck drivers and logistics workers themselves during a small event held alongside the 2025 Hyundai Glovis “Logistics Safety Dream Kit” satisfaction survey. Each message went beyond a simple expression of gratitude—together, they formed a scene where care for one another’s safety was growing into a shared culture.

Hyundai Glovis launched the “Truck Driver Safety Accident Prevention Campaign” to help truck drivers and logistics workers stay safer and healthier on the job. The 2025 campaign slogan is “Delivering Safety (Dream).” Beginning in September 2025 at the Hutchison Port Gwangyang Container Terminal in Gwangyang, Jeollanam-do, the campaign traveled to numerous worksites and eventually reached approximately 10,000 industry workers.

The starting point of this program is clear. Although cargo trucks play a central role in domestic logistics, they remain the mode of transportation with the highest risk of traffic accidents and workplace injuries. According to data from the Korea Expressway Corporation (2020–2024), cargo trucks accounted for the largest share of vehicles involved in drowsy-driving accidents, and fatalities and injuries from such accidents made up more than half of all traffic accident casualties. In addition, the 2023 Community-Based Severe Trauma Survey Statistics published by the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency in 2025 identified transportation-related accidents as the leading cause of severe trauma.

The “Truck Driver Safety Accident Prevention Campaign” has evolved into a more comprehensive program that supports both safety and health. Hyundai Glovis visited 20 major logistics hubs nationwide, delivering safety kits containing practical supplies designed for immediate use by logistics personnel.

The safety kit included non-slip tape and safety gaiters to help prevent slips and falls during loading and unloading, high-visibility safety vests and reflective stickers for vehicles, and light batons for use during night shifts. These were not simply giveaway items—they were practical tools meant to reinforce the on-site message that “safety is survival.” Hyundai Glovis selected each item based on an analysis of logistics environments and common accident types, ensuring that the kits would offer real and immediate support in the field.

The campaign also introduced a meaningful new component. To support truck drivers who often struggle to manage their health due to long hours on the road and irregular daily routines, a “Truck Driver Health Promotion Campaign” booth was set up at each site. Drivers were able to receive simple checks for blood pressure, blood sugar, and stress levels, as well as one-on-one consultations with professional nurses offering practical health and lifestyle management tips. One participant shared, “It’s hard to find time to visit a hospital because of my driving, so I feel relieved to get checked here.” Through these efforts, Hyundai Glovis is addressing the health blind spots faced by many middle-aged drivers, expanding the campaign’s scope to connect safe driving with healthy living.

The “Truck Driver Safety Accident Prevention Campaign” has been Hyundai Glovis’s signature social contribution program since 2015, fostering a culture of workplace safety across logistics sites for more than a decade.

Built around the distribution of safety equipment, Hyundai Glovis has continued to develop practical safety products and provide customized on-site support, along with regular safety training designed to prevent accidents in logistics environments. In 2021, for example, the company supplied free safety support bars for the sides of car carrier cargo compartments to help prevent falls among drivers. It later developed a second-generation safety guardrail with integrated footholds and has been supporting on-site installation. Additionally, Hyundai Glovis produced lightweight safety helmets with significantly improved comfort compared to conventional industrial helmets and distributed them to truck drivers. These helmets passed the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency’s safety certification review, earning official recognition for both safety performance and technological quality.

As a result of these sustained efforts, Hyundai Glovis was officially recognized for its achievements in safety management, receiving the Minister of Employment and Labor Award in July 2025 in honor of “Industrial Safety and Health Month.” Moving forward, the company will continue to safeguard the safety and health of logistics workers through social contribution activities that combine practical action with technology, while promoting a people-centered logistics safety culture nationwide.