Histoires d'école

Our campaign has the aim to show people that all road participants are equally responsible for road safety. So we gathered all the data in order to prove that respect on the road really matters.

Our school is situated in the city centre with heavy traffic. Pupils are akin to and from school by their parents when they study at primary school. Of course, each school has lessons on road safety. But do children always follow the rules? Unfortunately, not. Especially when grown-ups don't look after them. Sometimes pupils and children break the rules because they don't take them seriously and think that a road is a big playground. Recently there was an accident and a pupil of our school was a culprit.

One of the problems that most affects society today road safety. Road actors don’t comply with the rules stipulated and in just a moment, by committing any infraction they can be exposed and expose others to a great tragedy.

Take Care! A single second can take you your life! The use of cell phones on the road is dangerous and people use them. This project focuses on this problems and we created an APP – STOP, to limit the use of these devices by road users.

Drink Less Think more is the name of the project conducted by our school team with the aim to decrease the number of car accidents of young drivers by raising awareness about the problem of driving under the influence of alcohol.

More than 35% of car accidents are caused under the influence of alcohol while driving.  Our team wanted to take this opportunity to make a statement and prevent further accidents. To raise awareness, we created a video, a song and we made a proposal to our town hall. We want people to understand that what we learn in driving school isn’t just to pass the exam but an important rule to be alive.

 From our observations during the arrival and departure periods of students at the school, we noticed that many of them who came by bicycle were without safety equipment. This scenario was the motivator for us to develop virtual awareness material so that they start to practice safe attitudes in traffic.

Our project objective was generating awareness of road safety in drivers and pedestrians.

We drive in traffic filled roads every day, and every day, we encounter many problems. In the region we live in, one of these many problems we face derive from roundabouts. In our project we want examine the common mistakes and make people aware of the correct use of roundabouts.

The rates of losing young lives, aged from 15 to 24, in road accidents due to violent driving are extremely high. We are the students of Electro-Traffic Secondary school, so we feel obliged to inform and warn our peers on dangers awaiting them behind the corner. We all love fast cars and fast driving but always think and be cautious. Be responsible for your own and others' lives. Drive, but do not fly.

This project aims to discuss problems related to urban accessibility for people with disabilities and we used social networks to raise awareness on this problem and as platform to discuss and exchange solutions that can make the city more inclusive.

Our project targeted behaviour change in young pedestrians regarding the main factors which influence outcomes in road traffic accidents such as obstruction by electronic devices, visibility and crossing the street at risky points.

We created a video game to raise awareness on reckless driving.

Looking for a place to spend time in, we decided to create one ourselves. Our park design project combines nature and technology. It is a safe space suited for a variety of activities, a  futuristic oasis amid busy traffic lines.

Our idea was to make students aware on how they are being careless while walking on the streets and thinking that nothing will happen or that cars will stop if necessary. We created a quiz about road safety, using a QR-CODE and we shared it in social networks to make people reflect on their own behaviors as pedestrians and road users and the importance of keeping themselves and others safe. 

Our goal is to emphasize the value of biking as a sustainable way of mobility and the importance of having a good network of bike paths to assure the cyclists’ road safety.

Our group is trying to cope with the high-frequency traffic offence problem of electric motorcycles（or E-cycles ) in Shenzhen. We use different social media, community poster and online questionnaire to spread our idea and raise people's awareness in this special period.

We are looking forward to helping those with reduced mobility in the historic quarter of our city by creating a volunteering campaign in which teenagers, between 15 and 18 years old, can participate.

We, 11th graders at Montessori school in Medellín, developed a project established by challenge based learning, aiming at parents, students and school staff with the objective of raising awareness on three risk behaviors: the use of cell phone while driving, the excess of speed around and in the school and the misuse of seatbelt.

The Road Safety Club at Saint Joseph School is a unique club that serves to help and improve our community. Our main mission was to raise awareness, among the 3S students (17-18 years old), of the danger of driving to prom.