School stories

By making online and offline promotions, the team of Assassinator Coming Back reminds drivers and passengers in third-tier cities to use safety belts. It also introduces how to correctly use safety belts, telling everyone that safety is priority.

It's a well-known truth that teens and adults should join together to overcome some issues. So we decided to work with Moscow policemen on the main idea of the project: How to help teens and adults to be careful on the road so to save their lives.

As global citizens, we all share the responsibility of making our roads safe and contribute towards sustainable existence by promoting green technology, customised infrastructure and avoiding all risky behaviours on and around roads.

Investing in our drivers of tomorrow, this challenge promoted an opportunity to attend to the difficult and often unspoken need for road safety; the data is alarming but some work in the community has been done.

To reach a wider community achieve maximum impact on saving lives, the Road Safety Guardian's campaign includes a brochure social networking space containing videos, interactive games road safety ideas reaching thousands of people.

"Get on your bike" is an encouragement to all city residents as for riding their bike in order to reduce the dangerous air quality levels in Mexico City.

‘Safer You, Safer Me, Safe is Everybody’. This attitude in youth will alter the course of numerous lives and will build a safe community. This can be achieved if teenagers are made aware of the rules of driving and the road signs.

‘Better a second in a life then a life in a second’ is our slogan which got us thinking that being involved in this project is something we had to do to raise awareness of the importance of respecting traffic safety and appreciating life more.

In Spain traffic accidents are the fifth cause of non-natural death, excessive and inadequate speed being one of the main risk factors. Our challenge: making drivers aware of the importance of obeying speed limits.

Our project engages students to follow the Safe Route to and from school by using a mobile application EstudiAR, designed especially for the students of our school. We focused on increasing awareness of traffic rules and road safety.

Reduce car traffic around the school, fostering car-sharing and helping families to organise a shared car scheme to bring their children to school.

The number of child fatalities caused by road crashes around the world is shameful. The most recent statistics in Lebanon show that around 13% of those who died in car crashes were children. Joining talents to save their lives! Action, watch, sign.

In this project we want to make people conscious and aware of what can happens when teenagers drink-drive, drive at high speed and without a seatbelt, among other risks. The centre of our project will be a song that makes people reflect.

Road safety is the responsibility of all citizens whether they already drive or not. In collaboration with Kunhadi, and funded by Tiny but Mighty, a small team of students was able to improve the condition of a road in our school area.

Our goal was to persuade town officials of the necessity to include the community of skaters in the alternative transportation city planning and our school in the discussion and realisation of the future of transportation in our town of Martin.

The roads have become very dangerous because a lot of drivers or pedestrians ignore the rules. So we decided to change the situation and help people to remember the rules and save their lives in such a way.

Our school initiates permanent policy for education of young people in responsible behaviour on the road and culture of appropriate road traffic. This year our initiative is developed on the concept that is applied worldwide - Road Safety Audit.

Protective bicycle helmets are just not on the radar in China, particularly in the capital city of Beijing. We decided to raise the awareness of the advantages of wearing helmets with creative curiosity provoking projects in our local community.

The project is an app developed for cellphones (smartphones), powered by Android for the student community to know the safest routes to get to school by car, bus and on foot.

Road safety is a serious topic, but that doesn’t mean it has to be boring! Students at I.I.S.S.Tartaglia-Olivieri School remembered this when they created four fun videos to educate their peers on safe behavior.