Is your school looking to teach students how to be safe on the roads? RAC offers an interactive education program designed to develop good safety values among the next generation of drivers.
The On the Roads program is a free road safety education program suited to Year 10 to 12 students. The program is designed to help keep students safe on the roads by influencing risk reduction, increasing resilience and encouraging responsible behaviour.
The On the Roads program consists of several interactive road safety workshops (each 45-60 minutes in length), a youth road trauma awareness event (RAC bstreetsmart) as well as other supporting resources.
On the Roads Program - teacher booklet (PDF 1.4MB)
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RAC bstreetsmart is a free youth road trauma event for students in Year 10 to 12.
RAC bstreetsmart educates students about the realities of road trauma, by re-enacting a crash scene and hearing from people who have been involved in road trauma.
RAC bstreetsmart is supported by Royal Perth Hospital, St John Ambulance, the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, WA Police and the Theatrical Response Group.
RAC Project Road Smart focuses on driver and passenger behaviour and highlights the far-reaching effects of road crashes. Like the RAC bstreetsmart event held annually at RAC Arena in Perth, this program will feature a crash re-enactment, which has been filmed as a docudrama and showcases the response by real-life emergency services. Students will also hear from guest speakers who have been directly affected by road trauma. These events are run by RAC with the support of the WA Police Force, Department of Fire and Emergency Services and St John Ambulance.
RAC is part of the Western Australian Road Safety Education Committee (WARSEC), along with many other agencies.
PBF delivers a powerful and influential road safety program run by people who have sustained a spinal cord injury as a result of a road trauma event. Schools that book a RAC Community Education presentation are entitled to a free PBF presentation.
We work alongside SDERA and present the workshop Keys for Life: A Workshop for Parents and Young People. This workshop aims to motivate young people and their parents to work as partners in the learning to drive process.
Address: RAC Community Education, 832 Wellington Street, West Perth, 6005
Mail to: GPO Box C140 Perth, 6839
Telephone: (08) 9436 4471
Email: communityeducation@rac.com.au
