South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership
News
16 Nov 2021
INTERACTIVE LEARNING PROJECT
Filming is underway for a project that encourages teenagers to think about the consequences of being involved in a road traffic collision.
Officers from South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership (SYSRP) have been working with a team of specialists to create a bespoke on-line referral session for 14 to 16-year-olds.
The session will include an e-learning module with members of South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue providing advice on making impulsive decisions when it comes to road safety.
A spokesman for SYSRP said: “The project aims to use behavioural change techniques to encourage ‘at risk’ young people to consider the consequences and the long term regret they may have if involved in a road incident.
“By thinking about potential scenarios and hearing from the fire service, we hope that the intervention will prevent future casualties and collisions on our roads.”
Officers from South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership (SYSRP) have been working with a team of specialists to create a bespoke on-line referral session for 14 to 16-year-olds.
The session will include an e-learning module with members of South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue providing advice on making impulsive decisions when it comes to road safety.
A spokesman for SYSRP said: “The project aims to use behavioural change techniques to encourage ‘at risk’ young people to consider the consequences and the long term regret they may have if involved in a road incident.
“By thinking about potential scenarios and hearing from the fire service, we hope that the intervention will prevent future casualties and collisions on our roads.”
