25 October 2017 – European Traffic Education Seminar 2017
Mechelen, Belgium
To sufficiently equip young road users to become safe road users, education remains of chief importance. This is especially true for secondary school pupils (aged 12 – 18) as they start to travel independently and have to deal with more complex traffic situations, either as pedestrians, cyclists or moped riders.
The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) and the Flemish Foundation for Traffic Knowledge (VSV) therefore held an European Traffic Education Seminar on 25 October in Mechelen, Belgium. The seminar featured presentations on the latest traffic education projects from across Europe with a focus on teenagers (12 – 18 years of age) as well as on methods of evaluating and assuring the quality of such projects.
Presentations
Project: Distraction for 15-19 year olds | Eveline Braun – KFV
Project: DeathTrip | Line Langaas – MA-Ungdom
Project: Dal codice della strada… ad un codice di vita | Tiziana Pasini – Le Quattro Esse
Project: Verkeersweken | Kim Jacobs – VSV
Project: Getuigen Onderweg | Paul Duré – Rondpunt
Road safety education checklist | Wilma Slinger – CROW
 as they start to travel independently and have to deal with more complex traffic situations, either as pedestrians, cyclists or moped riders. The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) and the Flemish Foundation for Traffic Knowledge (VSV) therefore held an European Traffic Education Seminar on 25 October in Mechelen, Belgium. The seminar featured presentations on […])
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