Seitenbereichs-Übersicht | MobileKids for road safety and mobility of the future

Mobility creates participation

MobileKids pursues "inclusion in road traffic" and shows what traffic education can look like for children with intellectual disabilities.

Experts

"MobileKids makes our tandems safer"

In an interview with MobileKids, Andrea Klein from the KinderHelden ("Heroes for Children") organisation talks about the importance of the mentoring programme and what MobileKids has to do with it.

Experts

First-aiders of tomorrow

Even primary school children can save lives. To ensure that they act correctly in an emergency, aid organisations offer first aid courses for even the youngest among them.

Experts

When the cat runs across the pavement

Police officer Iris Knaudt from Stuttgart explains how the police help kindergarten and school children in road traffic.

MobileKids in Action

Worldwide

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.

Safety

"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.

Education

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.

Safety

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.

Bicycle

Bicycle maintenance is teamwork

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