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Ouch! But is that already an emergency?

MobileKids is devoting a new series to the topic of "Emergencies in everyday life". Part 1 deals with the question of how children recognise a real emergency and how to react correctly.

MobileKids at the citizens' festival in Berlin

Playful learning, safe travelling: MobileKids inspires at the Federal President's Citizens' Festival in Berlin - with a children's traffic school, hands-on course and Willi Weitzel, famous from the TV programme “Willi wills wissen” (“Willi wants to know it”).

Getting to and back from school safely: Five tips for the school start

Well prepared for the first day back: MobileKids shows you how children can safely navigate their way around our roads.

"Wearing headphones is almost like being deaf in traffic"

Acoustics developer Markus Länder from Mercedes-Benz Vans talks to MobileKids about the importance of vehicle noise for road safety and explains why hearing is so important in road traffic – especially for children.

Bicycle fact check: What is really safe in road traffic?

Summertime is cycling time. But how do you stay safe on the roads? MobileKids answers five important questions about cycling.

Animals as role models when using the road

Mobile Kids explains what road users can learn from ants, elephants, etc. to protect themselves and others.

How gymnastics helps with road safety education

Skills that also help children in road traffic are crucial in gymnastics. The Bundesliga gymnasts of TSV Berkheim know which ones they are.

Much more than just nee-naw nee-naw

MobileKids explains why the blue light is blue, how to behave correctly when you see it and what differences there are worldwide.

Riding safely on the cycle path

MobileKids explains what characterises bike paths in Germany and where cyclists ride in other countries.

Cycling needs to be learned

Riding their first few metres on their own – a special moment for children. MobileKids explains what it takes to learn to ride a bike safely.

"There's no way around bright clothing and reflectors"

Lighting developer Markus Maier from Mercedes-Benz talks about the importance of light for children's road safety and the latest trends in headlamp development.

Where the thumb is on the right

In road traffic, it is important to know the directions. MobileKids shows how primary school children can remember left and right well.

"Shaking paws" for more road safety

The setting was the IAA show in Munich: Moki and twelve other mascots introduced a manifesto campaigning for free education for children.

The language of signs

Circle, square, rectangle and triangle - the language of traffic signs and defined colours helps children to find their way around better in road traffic.

The art of stress-free travel

Summertime is holiday time. In a three-part series, MobileKids explains all the things to look out for when traveling on vacation. Part 3: What do I need to bear in mind when travelling on holiday?

Giving good protection to what's most important

Summertime is holiday time. In a three-part series, MobileKids explains all the things to look out for when traveling on vacation. Part 2: How do children ride safely in the car?

Bicycle maintenance is teamwork

MobileKids explains why regular bike maintenance is so important and why parents and children should work together on this issue.

Full of excited anticipation

Summertime is holiday time. In a three-part series, MobileKids explains all the things to look out for when traveling on vacation. Part 1: How should luggage be properly stowed?

Making eyes sparkle: Moki delights children at the Stuttgart Spring Festival

The adorable MobileKids mascot posed on the Cannstatter Wasen site for photos, gave lots of hugs and even had a little present for every child.

"Didacta is like a big class reunion"

The Didacta education fair was held in Stuttgart from March 7 to 11, 2023. We spoke with Moki about the event in advance.

The zebra stands for safety

The rules for pedestrian crossings differ from country to country. But they increase safety everywhere when crossing the road.

Lock up, chain down, lock in

Beating the thieves: With the right lock in the right place and at the right location, the bicycle is well protected.

Always stay alert!

Older primary school children with experience in road traffic can already block out distractions and are therefore also safe on their own.

Red-green diversity helps to safely across the road

Traffic light figures guide parents and children safely across the streets worldwide. MobileKids shows how imaginatively they are designed.

"Adults must be a good role model"

Traffic education is a mega topic for Willi Weitzel. The well-known presenter of the TV show "Willi wills wissen" takes adults in particular to task.

The stars are called Moki and Willi

Traffic education with a change of perspective: The MobileKids children's traffic school attracts visitors at the Federal President's Civic Festival in Berlin not only because of TV star Willi.

Preparation for the next bike tour

A bike tour without a roadworthy bike? That does not work! MobileKids supports with information, games and a video of our watermelon experiment.

How everyone masters driving on the left

MobileKids explains why one third of all people drive on the left-hand side of the road and what special features this entails for road users.

Every child can dial 112

An emergency call can save life in an emergency. MobileKids explains how never to forget the emergency number and what questions are asked on the phone.

Gymnastics not on the bus, but in the sports lesson

Although the bus is one of the safest means of transport to get to school, pupils should follow some rules.

Safe on the saddle - even before you start riding

Safe cycling starts before you even step on the pedals. Police officer Matthäus Ruckh explains how children can pass the cycling test.

Top-class sport meets road traffic

Few young women are faster on a racing bike than Magdalena Leis. The German school champion tells us how she keeps an eye on the traffic.

What does it take to make a bicycle roadworthy?

There are nine things, all over the world, that make a bike safe in traffic.

Parent taxis, dress code and bike check

Under the microscope: Road safety education in Germany and the world

Why are traffic lights red, yellow and green?

Traffic lights are important, wherever you go in the world. But why are the colours everywhere the same?

Caution, wild animals!

Around the world, there are lots of traffic signs to warn us about animals.

Road safety education thrills daycare children

MobileKids visits the Sterntaler daycare centre in Möhringen. In the luggage for the kids: an entertaining program with fun craft projects, experiments and theatre.

Buckle up!

How can we keep children safe in the car and what seats are available for each age group

Five tips in the dark

Be it because of weather, time of day or season - when it gets darker, all the more care is called for. These five tips will get you home safely.

Crossing the road safely

Schoolchildren become more independent every day, also in road traffic. Crossing the road can be particularly challenging. What is important?

How children are also made visible in the dark

Clothing of the right colours can improve the visibility of children in the dark. MobileKids tells you what to look for when making a choice.

Around the world with Moki

Moki is committed to the issue of road safety worldwide. In the process, he has already encountered numerous funny traffic signs.

Become a bike pro

Practise, practise, practise: If you want to participate safely in road traffic on a bicycle, there is no way around it. A bicycle course helps and is fun!

Caution when turning

Seeing and being seen is important in road traffic. Especially when turning. But how can typical potential hazards be countered with foresight?

Travelling by bus and train

Whether to school, during leisure time or with the family: Travelling by bus and train is part of daily life for many children. But what is the right way to behave in public transport?

Providing guidance through the signpost jungle

Traffic signs are colourful and have all kinds of shapes. But why are they so important and what is their significance? We explain.

Join us as we celebrate 20 years of MobileKids!

MobileKids is turning 20. To mark this milestone birthday, we'd like to take you with us this year on a journey through the world of road safety.

MobileKids at the 2018 Concert Summer

The Mercedes-Benz Museum attracted the crowds for a long weekend with top musicians and a big children's and family day: MobileKids and 23.000 people were there.

Training 1: Traffic signs

Walk on green, stop on red - everyone knows that. But because your child is not a beginner, we teach him something more difficult.

Training 2: Getting to school

The children learned from the first training which signs and rules are important in road traffic. Who is ready for the next step?

Five tips for the bus journey

For many children, riding the school bus is part of growing up. With our five tips, the bus journey runs smoothly.

Five tips for cycling

On the road with the bike: Whether it's a quick trip to the bakery, your first bike ride or the routine way to school - you'll get there safely!

Safely through the dark and chilly season

In winter, there are often special conditions in road traffic - especially for children. We show how to get through the dark season safely.

Road safety education in Malaysia

Traffic education for children and road safety hints for parents: In Malaysia, MobileKids takes a new approach to prepare children for road traffic.

Polish children are made fit for road traffic

Road safety is also a top priority in Poland: MobileKids set up a road safety park for children.

Road safety education in Mexico

Traffic education for young and old based on the MobileKids model is also taking place in Mexico. Read everything about the on-site activities here.

MobileKids in Action

How can I recognise an emergency?

MobileKids is devoting a new series to the topic of "Emergencies in everyday life". Part 1 deals with the question of how children recognise a real emergency and how to react correctly.

"Wearing headphones is almost like being deaf in traffic"

Acoustics developer Markus Länder from Mercedes-Benz Vans talks to MobileKids about the importance of vehicle noise for road safety and explains why hearing is so important in road traffic – especially for children.

Animals as role models when using the road

Mobile Kids explains what road users can learn from ants, elephants, etc. to protect themselves and others.

How gymnastics helps with road safety education

Skills that also help children in road traffic are crucial in gymnastics. The Bundesliga gymnasts of TSV Berkheim know which ones they are.

Much more than just nee-naw nee-naw

MobileKids explains why the blue light is blue, how to behave correctly when you see it and what differences there are worldwide.

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