14/09/2021
The gasoline rises
As of today, November 23, fuel increases by 2.5% at YPF service stations and consequently at all.
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For the fourth time so far this year, the price of fuel has increased again throughout the national territory.
YPF announced that the increase will be an average 2.5%, with the exception of the capital where it will rise 2.85%. " This increase is in line with the decision to cut gaps between the Federal Capital and the rest of the provinces " reported from the oil company.
YPF's last price increases were in August, September and October, after suspending the increases during the first part of the year at the beginning of the pandemic and the company guys foresee that they will maintain the same rate of evolution as the official exchange rate.
So far, the fuels of the national oil company accumulate a 19 percent increase in Buenos Aires.
The new prices are:
- Liter of super gasoline, $ 63.60 (before $ 61.84) and premium Infinia, $ 73.40 ($ 71.34).
- Diesel oil went to $ 59.40, from the $ 57.75 it cost until now.
- Meanwhile, "premium" diesel rose from $ 67.56 to $ 69.50, in the City of Buenos Aires.
In the third quarter of 2.019, the state oil company lost US $ 482 million, which represented an improvement over the US $ 1,258 million it had lost between April and June. Even so, the state oil company plans to invest US $ 2 billion in 2,021, especially in gas production.
23/11/2.020
The gasoline rises
As of today, November 23, fuel increases by 2.5% at YPF service stations and consequently at all.
For the fourth time so far this year, the price of fuel has increased again throughout the national territory.
YPF announced that the increase will be an average 2.5%, with the exception of the capital where it will rise 2.85%. " This increase is in line with the decision to cut gaps between the Federal Capital and the rest of the provinces " reported from the oil company.
YPF's last price increases were in August, September and October, after suspending the increases during the first part of the year at the beginning of the pandemic and the company guys foresee that they will maintain the same rate of evolution as the official exchange rate.
So far, the fuels of the national oil company accumulate a 19 percent increase in Buenos Aires.
The new prices are:
- Liter of super gasoline, $ 63.60 (before $ 61.84) and premium Infinia, $ 73.40 ($ 71.34).
- Diesel oil went to $ 59.40, from the $ 57.75 it cost until now.
- Meanwhile, "premium" diesel rose from $ 67.56 to $ 69.50, in the City of Buenos Aires.
In the third quarter of 2.019, the state oil company lost US $ 482 million, which represented an improvement over the US $ 1,258 million it had lost between April and June. Even so, the state oil company plans to invest US $ 2 billion in 2,021, especially in gas production.
18/11/2.020
Be here your motorcycle in 48 installments!
The " Mi Moto " Program is already active to finance, through the Banco de la Nación Argentina , the acquisition of national motorcycles for up to $ 200,000. It includes so far 34 models that can be purchased in up to 48 installments.
The " My motorcycle " Plan is already active with which you will be able to buy your motorcycle in up to 48 installments with a subsidized fixed rate of 28.5%, for Banco de la Notción Argentina customers , and 37.5% for the rest.
To access this Plan you can enter a virtual store of Banco Nación , where you will find in a very practical way the 34 motorcycle models with their respective technical sheets and prices.
Right there you can request your credit without the need for an intermediary or any manager.
The procedure is as follows: Enter WWW.tiendabna.com.ar/mi-moto and choose the model that you like the most. Apply for the credit and once it is approved you will receive an email with a link that will take you back to the virtual store but with the exception that you will only be able to view the motorcycles that you will be able to access with the amount accredited, and you are ready to reserve the bike at the more than 200 dealerships.
Then the loan is formalized: the assigned bank branch coordinates with the client to come to sign the documentation and updates the status in the virtual store so that the dealer can close the sale and then coordinate with the client to deliver the motorcycle.
From the Chamber of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers , they expressed that they have high expectations with the beginning of this new way of financing motorcycles. “ We are very optimistic about the boost that these loans can give the sector. It will allow many more users to access our vehicles at accessible quotas, today the motorcycle is a leading means of transport, especially in the context of the pandemic, because it is safe to prevent contagion, economic and functional ". Lino said Stefanuto CAFAM president.
The 16 brands participating in the plan are: Beta , TVS , Corven , Bajaj , Brava , Keller , Gilera , Honda , Mondial , Kymco , Motomel , Keeway , Benelli , Guerrero , Okinoi and Zanella .
“ We not only hope that it will boost consumption, but also that it will be an important stimulus for the manufacturers of motorcycles of national integration, who have been so beaten for more than 2 years and who have been working together with the National Government for several months to find tools that we allow the sector to reactivate. Stefanuto said .
Trainings road safety Motovendedores
05/11/2020
The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works carries out a virtual road safety training cycle to
those who are in contact with potential motorcycle buyers.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
Trainings road safety Motovendedores
20/10/2020
The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works carries out a virtual road safety training cycle to
those who are in contact with potential motorcycle buyers.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
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Trainings road safety Motovendedores
16/10/2020
The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works carries out a virtual road safety training cycle to
those who are in contact with potential motorcycle buyers.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
Trainings road safety Motovendedores
07/10/2020
The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works carries out a virtual road safety training cycle to
those who are in contact with potential motorcycle buyers.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
Trainings road safety Motovendedores
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The Ministry of Transportation and Public Works carries out a virtual road safety training cycle to
those who are in contact with potential motorcycle buyers.
and also the outdoor mobility alternatives that guarantee social distancing, such as motorcycles and bicycles.
This is why, given that motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable actors in traffic, the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works in conjunction with the chambers of the sector, representatives of dealers, motorcycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers, and importers of clothing for ACARA motorcyclists ( Association of Automotive Dealers of the Argentine Republic ); CADECOM ( Argentine Chamber of Motorcycle Dealers ); CAM ( Argentine Motorcycle Chamber ), CAFAM ( Chamber of Motorcycle Manufacturers ) and CIMBRA ( Industrial Chamber of Motorcycles, Rolled Bicycles and Related ), carries out a cycle of training on Road Safety with the aim of unifying the criteria of sellers and to reinforce the awareness of this issue in users. The modality is virtual and free; registration is available and once registered they can access from the web http://acara.org.ar/cursos-gcba-inscripcion.php (both for those who are entity members, and for those who are not).
The main objective of the course, foreseeing that motorcycles have become the most appropriate alternative for transportation in times of pandemic, is to train dealer personnel, in principle in the City of Buenos Aires , teaching basic road safety contents, ( validated by certified international instructors who are part of the cameras), which can be used to advise motorcycle buyers, especially those who acquire their motorcycle without previous experience.
Once the training has been completed, the contents will be evaluated, and if approved, a certification from the Government of the City of Buenos Aires will be granted to both the vendors and the concessionaire. Not only salespeople but also other people who have direct contact with the public can be trained.
The training consists of 3 modules:
- Module 1 : General concepts of claims, statistics and context .
- Module 2 : Protections .
- Module 3 : Preventive inspection of the vehicle .
In order to participate, it is a requirement to work in a concessionaire and in turn, be in direct contact with the public. Those interested can register through the mail educacionvial@buenosaires.gob.ar or from the concessionaire for which
it works.
The training, which is in charge of the personnel of the operational management of Road Education of the Ministry of Transportation and Public Works, began on Tuesday, September 22; the meetings are weekly and are held on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 13:00
hours through the Zoom platform, with a total duration of 10: 00hs that include: previous reading time of the material; 3 hour meeting by Zoom ; and 1 hour of final evaluation.
This program, " Safe Concessionaires" , will be carried out for one year, so that all the personnel of the concessionaires can be trained.
This constitutes the commitment assumed by all the entities that are part of the value chain, actively linking to the care of the motorcyclist and providing their contribution to the authorities of the GCBA in a project that is also available to all dealers in the country.
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