Audi Attitudes launches a new road safety course

Audi has once again demonstrated its commitment to Spanish society, and through its Attitudes programme, created to express its commitment to promoting road safety education, it will launch a new course of road safety education for children.

More than 65,000 children have already passed through the Attitudes Road Safety School, and now, in its thirteenth year, another 8,000 children, aged between 8 and 12, will have the opportunity to take part in educational game workshops or experience simulated traffic situations behind the wheel of electric karts, all with the aim of promoting responsible road culture among young people.

The Attitudes programme will visit Valencia, Vitoria, Zaragoza, Barcelona and Madrid in the coming months, with a clear goal: to focus on children acquiring correct road attitudes and behaviours, rather than on learning traffic rules and signs, something that, if it is already fruitless for adults, would be a complete waste of time for pupils so young.

Participation in the Attitudes School is free of charge and is aimed at educational centres, parent-teacher associations, children’s leisure clubs, sports clubs and cultural and social organisations interested in receiving training in road safety education, as well as the general public.

Source | Audi