EASST News - Children's Road Safety
Children's Road Safety, Georgia, Moldova, News
Legacy for the Future: New partnership aims to address children’s road safety through sport and play
EASST is delighted to join the UEFA Foundation for Children’s Legacy for the Future initiative, enhancing road safety for girls’ access to sport and play in Georgia and Moldova.
August 11, 2026
Children's Road Safety, Moldova, News
Youth for Safe Roads aims to engage and empower young people in Moldovan communities
We are pleased to spotlight the work of the Automobile Club of Moldova (ACM) for their Youth for Safe Roads project which was launched in May 2026 with the support of Moldova’s National Youth Agency.
August 11, 2026
EASST Coalition for Safe Routes to School launches in Riga
On 6 June, EASST organised a networking event to support the public launch of our EASST Coalition for Safe Routes to School in Riga, Latvia.
June 7, 2026
Children's Road Safety, Georgia, News
Partnership for Road Safety Georgia wins Prince Michael International Road Safety Award for transformative school zone initiative
A five-year campaign to implement 30km/h speed limits around schools in Georgia has been recognised with a prestigious Prince Michael International Road Safety Award.
November 26, 2025
Children's Road Safety, Moldova, Mongolia, News
Collaboration between civil society and traffic police marks an important step toward enhancing Mongolian road safety system
Tatiana Mihailova of the Automobile Club of Moldova travelled to Mongolia to support our Global Shapers Ulaanbaatar Hub in delivering road safety training to the Traffic Police Department of Mongolia.
November 4, 2025
Azerbaijan, Children's Road Safety, News
Further engineering upgrades at School No. 12 in Sumgayit enhance safety and showcase of best practice
Beyond saving lives, this project has been groundbreaking as a capacity building exercise for local authorities, police, engineers, and designers.
October 31, 2025
Children's Road Safety, Kyrgyzstan, News
Public Association ‘Road Safety’ partner with Peshcom Bishkek to demonstrate how a small tactical urbanism intervention can improve school zone road safety
Earlier this month, Public Association ‘Road Safety’ partnered with mobility NGO Peshcom to implement a tactical urbanism intervention around School No. 92 in Bishkek.
October 30, 2025
Children's Road Safety, Kyrgyzstan, News, Safe road infrastructure
Budenovka school takes first steps to becoming a model for safer school zones in Kyrgyzstan
The initiative marks the first time that Star Rating for Schools (SR4S) recommendations have been implemented in Kyrgyzstan
September 2, 2025
Children's Road Safety, News, Tajikistan
Young Generation of Tajikistan and EASST support community-led school zone road safety interventions in Rudaki
Young Generation of Tajikistan (YGT) has delivered low-cost infrastructure upgrades to improve road safety around three high-risk schools in Rudaki.
July 15, 2025
Active Travel and Healthy Streets, Armenia, Children's Road Safety, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, News, Tajikistan, Ukraine
EASST partners mark the eighth UN Global Road Safety Week
12-18 May 2025 marked the eighth UN Global Road Safety Week. The theme for this year focused on the pedestrian and cyclist safety noting that despite overall reductions in road casualties globally – deaths and serious injuries amongst vulnerable road users are increasing in almost every world region, including across EASST partner countries.
May 18, 2025
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Children's Road Safety, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, News, Tajikistan
More than half a million children get safer school zones (and counting!)
In April 2025, we completed the second phase of our regional Safe School Zones project, supported by the FIA Foundation Advocacy Hub, with expansive results that have seen safer routes to school for more than half a million children.
May 13, 2025
Children's Road Safety, Georgia, News
30km/h school zones a recommended action in Georgia’s National Road Safety Strategy
Partnership for Road Safety (PfRS) has played a pivotal role in shaping national policy around safer school zones in Georgia, ensuring 30km/h speed limits are included in the National Road Safety Strategy.
April 30, 2025