Speed limits around more than 100 Kyrgyz schools have been reduced to 30km/h in a pilot to improve child road safety following advocacy from Child Health Initiative partner Eastern Alliance for Safe and Sustainable Transport (EASST) and local partner NGO, Public Association ‘Road Safety’ (PARS).
Tunisian NGO les Ambassadeurs de la Sécurité Routière (ASR) has launched a new initiative to implement and enforce 30km/h speed limits around schools, supported by the FIA Foundation.
Moldova has been awarded the Vision Zero for Youth International Leadership Award by the National Center for Safe Routes to School in the USA with support from the FIA Foundation.
A Nairobi school zone has received vital road infrastructure remediation through a collaborative effort between Amend, the Automobile Association of Kenya (AA Kenya), and the Association for Safe International Road Travel (ASIRT), supported by the FIA Foundation.
Over 4,100 communities across the United States celebrated Walk & Roll to School Day, bringing together students, families, educators, and key leaders to emphasize the importance of safe and healthy journeys. This annual event continues to grow in significance, advancing safer streets and active transportation for young people.
The FIA Foundation, World Health Organization and the Government of Morocco brough together leading road safety advocates with UN delegates and local activists in New York to promote the forthcoming Marrakech Ministerial Conference.
A new school zone safety pilot project, Walking Safely to School (WATCH), has been launched in Tshwane, South Africa, by the South Africa Automobile Association and ChildSafe South Africa, supported by the FIA Foundation.