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DCVI Selenggarakan Mercedes-Benz Lebaran Rescue 2019

Lensautama.com –  PT Daimler Commercial Vehicles Indonesia (DCVI), agen penjualan tunggal resmi kendaraan komersial Mercedes-Benz di Indonesia, kembali menyelenggarakan Bus Lebaran Rescue, program yang memberikan berbagai layanan teknis pendukung bagi operator bus Mercedes-Benz selama masa mudik Lebaran 2019.

Dalam menyambut musim mudik tahun ini, DCVI mendedikasikan lebih dari 25 mekanik…

Penganugerahan Dealer of the Year oleh Daimler Commercial Vehicles Indonesia

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Lensautama.com –  PT Daimler Commercial Vehicles Indonesia (DCVI), agen penjualan tunggal resmi kendaraan komersial Mercedes-Benz di Indonesia, memberikan penghargaan paling bergengsi, Mercedes-Benz Commercial Vehicles Dealer of the Year 2018, kepada mitra dealer yang sukses di seluruh Indonesia. Sebanyak sepuluh penghargaan diberikan kepada empat dealer terbaik pada malam penganugerahan.

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DCVI Hadirkan Produk Andalannya Turut Meriahkan Busworld South East Asia 2019

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Lensautama.com – PT. Daimler Commercial Vehicles Indonesia (DCVI) selaku agen tunggal penjualan resmi kendaraan niaga Mercedes-Benz di Indonesia turut berpartisipasi pada pameran bus, Busworld South East Asia 2019.

Dalam ajang tersebut, DVCI menampilkan tiga bus premium terbaru :

Mercedes-Benz OF 1623

O500RS 1836

OC500RF 2542

Selain itu, ajang Busworld dijadikan sebagai ajang peluncuran…

FleedBoard Indonesia Solusi Monitoring Telematics Pada Kendaraan Niaga Mercedes-Benz

Lensautama.com – PT Daimler Commercial Vehicles Indonesia (DCVI), agen tunggal penjualan kendaraan niaga Mercedes-Benz di Indonesia meluncurkan FleedBoard Indonesia. FleetBoard Indonesia (FI) merupakan sebuah sistem pengelolaan armada komprehensif untuk memastikan sistem operasional yang lebih efisien dan lebih produktif.

Di FleetBoard Indonesia terdapat berbagai fitur yang berorientasi pada…

FleetBoard Indonesia Menjadi Sistem Pengelolaan Armada DCVI

LensaUtama.com – PT. Daimler Commercial Vehicles Indonesia (DCVI) yang merupakan agen tunggal penjualan kendaraan niaga Mercedes-Benz di Indonesia memperkenalkan FleetBoard Indonesia yang merupakan sebuah sistem pengelolaan armada komrehensif yang dibuat untuk memastikan pengoperasian kendaraan lebih efisien dan produktif.

FleedBoard Indonesia menawarkan berbagai fitur seperti Vehicle Tracking…

For this project I had to connect with someone who is working to solve my issue.  Luckily there are people right here in St. Marys trying to promote inclusion and acceptance of the LGBT community.  The GSA (Gay Straight Alliance) is working to have a society, not only in DCVI that accepts people of every sexuality and gender.  They are working to create an open space where no one is bullied or judged for any reason.  A few years ago they started the Safe Space initiative, which was meant to promote inclusion of all sexual orientations, genders, and race.  Talking to the GSA really opened my eyes to the reality of how people in St. Marys view those with different sexualities.  While overall our town and school is very tolerant for people with different sexualities there are still those who believe it's wrong.  Some people that I talked to are too afraid to even open up to their parents about their sexuality, because they could be kicked out.   

First, I talked to a boy in grade 9.  He was quite open about his sexuality to his peers, and he has come out to his mother.  He was too afraid to even mention the idea of him being gay to his father for fear of being kicked out of his home.  Though his mother does accept him, their relationship has become strained because she finds the idea of two men in a relationship weird, and wrong.  She believes that being into the same gender is a phase and that they will grow out of it.   When he came out to his friends, they had kind of homophobic reactions.  The boys thought it was weird, and that they were going to get hit on.  Especially in public school, he was bullied, and called homophobic words like “fag”.  

Another girl I talked to, who identifies as lesbian, has faced some of the same issues.  She has come out to her parents about her sexuality,  and has received mixed responses from her parents on the matter.  Her mother is fully supportive of her sexuality, while her father rejects the idea, saying that it is only a choice.  She has faced similar name calling in the hallways from other students.  

I also talked to someone who identifies as agender pansexual, which means that they choose not to identify with any gender, and that she can date someone of any gender.  I’m probably going to use she/her pronouns.  She is the one who probably has had the most struggles with people accepting her sexuality.  She is out to her father, and he tries to be accepting, however he mostly just ignores it.  When asked about the attitude of the school, she said that although she hadn’t been bullied because of her sexuality and gender, there were many kids who were very insensitive about people's choice in gender.