MobileKids for road safety and mobility of the future

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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!

A cat at the side of the road, a rolling ball or, last but not least, the smartphone - there are many reasons why children become careless in road traffic.

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.

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.

“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.

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.

A safe way to school needs to be practised

Just in time for the start of the new school year, MobileKids explains what characterises a safe way to school and how children can best remember it.

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.

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.

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.

Learning made easy

For teachers worldwide: Here you can find free learning resources with teaching units that can be used internationally.

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Mobilekids in Action

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?

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.

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.

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.

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Questions & Answers