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We live in society and respect for others is the basis of our coexistence. Mobility is no exception; on public roads we must live together with other users. Taking others into account is a rule not to be forgotten.

The deconfinement process brings back activity to our lives and you will probably be using your car more often. If you have doubts about what you can and cannot do, here we help you to solve them.

Whether you use your bike as a means of transport or for sport, you must always follow the rules and protect yourself as much as possible. Specially during the deconfinement.

We are very aware of the importance of wearing a seat belt whenever we travel in a vehicle, but we do not realize the effects that wearing it inappropriately may have on us. Did you know that if you are wearing a loose or poorly adjusted belt during a collision, you could slide underneath and hit the steering wheel or the ground?This situation is called the submarine effect and in children it can have fatal consequencess.

The results of the report carried out by the European Transport Safety Council are devastating. The numbers of pedestrians and cyclists dying on the roads remains extremely high and this trend is showing no signs of abating. It is therefore imperative to take measures that ensure sustainable mobility models where the most vulnerable users can travel in safety.

A European study, which Fundación MAPFRE has collaborated on, is offering us 17 keys that should be implemented to ensure that all European citizens, especially children and young people, receive a high-quality education on road safety and mobility issues.

When we talk about the victims of road accidents we are referring to the people directly involved in the crash. But what about their mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, partners and friends? For us, they too are victims and on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, held on 17 November, we want to pay tribute to them for their strength to keep going as well as to reaffirm our commitment to preventing this from happening to others.

Are you buying a child restraint system for the first time? Deciding which child seat to choose can be a bit complicated if you do not know what to look for.

Can a CRS approved by older legislation such as R44-03 still be used? we solve all the queries that may arise in this regard.

The Madrid City Council has given us the “Muévete Verde” award in the category of Promoting sustainable mobility for our Virtual Training Bike project. We would like to take this opportunity to thank them for this recognition.

How should children travel in an RV? An RV is the perfect vehicle for going on a family trip, but you should always travel as safely as possible.

The Characterization of the NGOs focused on Road Safety study seeks to identify the challenges and opportunities that non-governmental organizations working on Road Safety face, particularly in terms of raising, accessing and maintaining funding.

In this infographic we cover the different ways of securing a child in a child car seat: with a harness or a seat belt. And we look at the advantages of rear-facing child seats.

It is not enough to secure any loose objects, you must also know where to place them. The back or the front of a headrest is not the most suitable place.

We analyze the impact of using new vehicle safety systems in the conference entitled “On the path to safety as standard in all vehicles”.

We know that to take our children in the car you have to install a child restraint system appropriate to their characteristics, but what seat? And, above all, is there any more secure? Let yourself be advised, we help you with the most important choice.

Regardless of the method of transport you choose, the safety of newborn babies is of vital importance.