New South Wales transport and logistics company, J & J Robertson & Sons, has dedicated a Freighter T-Liner to prostate cancer.
The custom-designed semi-trailer was manufactured to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer research and support, in partnership with the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and Dine & Dance for a Cure.
It features striking livery artwork with an astronaut and writing which reads, ‘One small test for man, one giant leap for mankind. Talk to your GP about a PSA Blood Test.’
The mobile billboard urging Australian men to get tested for prostate cancer will be officially unveiled at the Sydney Opera House this week – marking a new chapter in the fight against the nation’s most commonly diagnosed cancer.
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia CEO, Anne Savage, told Trailer the curtainsider carries a simple but lifesaving message.
“The message is clear – talk to your GP about a PSA blood test,” she said.
“We know that men are less likely to seek medical advice until symptoms appear, and with prostate cancer, symptoms often come too late.
“Awareness campaigns like this help normalise the conversation and encourage men to take proactive steps.”
The curtainsider is owned by J & J Robertson & Sons and Director, Barry Robertson, both passionate supporters of men’s health initiatives and major sponsors of Dine & Dance for a Cure.
Robertson told Trailer the semi-trailer’s message is deliberately bold in order to raise awareness for prostate cancer.
“If putting this truck on the road encourages even one man to have a conversation with his GP about a PSA test, then it’s worth it,” he said.
“It’s a great way to support such an important cause.
“Prostate cancer affects families, workplaces and communities across Australia. We all have a role to play in changing the statistics.”
The trailer will travel across metropolitan and regional Australia, spreading awareness and encouraging men aged 45 and over to speak with their GP about their risk and testing options.
It joins a fleet of over 50 semi-trailers from Freighter Group including six curtainsiders, Robertson told Trailer.
“We would like to express our gratitude to Fleetmark for designing the artwork on this vehicle and Freighter Group for supporting us over many years,” he told Trailer.
“J & J Robertson & Sons has been buying Freighter trailers for over 40 years now, and all of our trailers have been imaged by Fleetmark.
“We thank Leanne and Rob at Fleetmark for producing yet another masterpiece for our company.”
Savage said the co-branded J & J Roberton & Sons semi-trailer is a powerful symbol of hope and action.
“The partnership with Don Bastone and Dine & Dance for a Cure – together with the extraordinary support from Barry Robertson and J & J Robertson & Sons – demonstrates what’s possible when community, business and lived experience come together for a common cause,” she said.
“This initiative will spark conversations in towns and cities across Australia. If it prompts men to check their risk and have that important discussion with their GP, it will save lives.”
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