This mobile application includes basic safety advice for motorcyclists from how to ride in a group to how to brake correctly. Although users may believe they have a certain level of motorcycle experience, there are always risky situations where users are unsure of the best strategy. This mobile application is essential for the "retraining process" that users should go through after obtaining their licence.
Formació 3.0 is a free programme to promote advanced training for motorcyclists by the Servei Català de Trànsit, in collaboration with ANESDOR.
In these practical driving sessions, adapted to all levels, the motorcyclist rides for about 20 minutes, accompanied by a monitor who records the movements of the user. The images are then viewed to correct any faults.
The motorbike is also checked, indicating what needs to be improved in its maintenance. At the end of activity, the recording is handed over so the user can review and assimilate the information received.
Vive la Moto is the meeting place for motorcyclists who want to enjoy motorcycling in a fun, safe and sustainable way.
Users who are part of the Vive la Moto community enjoy self-created content (articles and videos) on equipment tips, motorcycle maintenance, safe riding techniques and information on the latest technological developments.
The platform also provides information on activities, routes and training schools where they can improve their riding skills.
The campaign went live from Monday 20 May 2024 to coincide with the enactment of the new legislation in Ireland.
The campaign is set in an office environment where we see colleagues welcome the newbie. The colleagues are dressed up as various characters such as a car, bus, truck, motorbike and bicycle and the newbie E-scooter. We see the characters interact with each other while highlighting six of the rules of the road that apply to E-scooter use.
Drivers are invited to take their motorcycles to the preventive and safety campaign Days of Motorcycle Roadworthiness under the auspices of the National Road Safety Plan, which is carried out by the Croatian Automobile Club (HAK), Centre for Vehicles of Croatia (CVH) and roadworthiness testing stations, as part of which a free technical inspection of motorcycles will be provided from 22 April until 27 April 2024.
The best practice in our community is using WingDriver's driving assistant algorithm that alerts drivers for dangerous behavior like distraction, fatigue and drowsiness.
We launched a targeted campaign to support, for free, +300 ride-hailing drivers in Portugal. In less than 30 days we've generated 200 wake-up alerts and almost 5000 distraction alerts while driving. It's been very impactful.
Let us know if you'd want support in launching something like this.