MobileKids

Making road safety education exciting and interactive! You, your child and a simple digital camera. Go out together on the routes you use every day and observe and document particular traffic features before entering them here on the Safety Map. For more safety for all.

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picture upload user: Mokl, date: 2010-10-12 09:04:33

by Mokl
Tübinger Straße 12, Stuttgart

An dieser Kreuzung ist immer sehr viel los....

picture upload user: Mokl, date: 2010-10-12 09:18:16

by Mokl
Johannesstraße 2, Stuttgart

Auch wenn hier nicht viele Autos unterwegs sind, sind diese meist recht schnell....

picture upload user: anlehne, date: 2010-11-05 17:32:12

by anlehne
Mercedesstraße 102, Stuttgart

Das Mercedes-Benz Museum befindet sich an einer gut befahrenen Straße mit Durchgangsverkehr und Werk...

We provide regular information about road safety and mobility by means of new articles in this magazine. We talk to reputable experts about their experiences and ask for tips on the correct road safety education. We shed light on the background to scientific research and explore links to our mobility. Read more about new trends and developments, and gain interesting insights into the field of innovations and technology. Topics which are trend-setting for our own future and that of coming generations are dealt with here.

In the MobileKids Traffic School at the Ravensburger Spieleland, kids can now take their own MobileKids driving test in authentic replicas of the new Mercedes-Benz SLK Roadster.

After its successful pilot launch in Baden-Württemberg in 2010, the MobileKids School Days are now starting in primary schools across Germany with an exciting competition.

Road safety is of prime importance to us all. Children are particularly vulnerable road users. Between the ages of six and ten years old, they are slowly but surely developing into independent road users: going to school, visiting friends in the afternoon or sport practice. For this reason, it is important to make girls and boys aware of possible dangers in an age-appropriate manner and to train them to behave cautiously in road traffic for safety reasons.

Genius is used to address children and young people and get them interested in natural sciences and technology. With a new type of knowledge transfer on topics relevant to society, such as mobility, technologies of the future, environment, safety and responsibility, Genius makes an important contribution to Daimler’s sustainability strategy.