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BRAKE e-bike and e-scooter education program featured on Sunrise
BRAKE Driver Awareness Chief Operating Officer John Duncan appeared on Sunrise with Nat Barr and Matt Shirvington to discuss the rapid rise of e-scooters and e-bikes across Australia and why education for young people is increasingly important. E-scooters and e-bike...
E-Mobility Education Program Australia | 7NEWS Covers BRAKE Launch
The BRAKE E-Mobility Education Program Australia was recently featured by 7NEWS during its first classroom delivery at Parklands Christian College in Logan. The story, now shared across 7NEWS social platforms nationally, highlights the growing importance of structured...
Student voices: the real impact of BRAKE
Student voices. Student feedback. Road safety education. Student measurement. BRAKE evaluationAt BRAKE, we know that preparing young people to be safe on the road requires more than teaching rules. It requires shaping the way they think, the choices they intend to...
E-mobility safety in Australia: balancing benefits and urgent risks
E-mobility, e-scooters, e-bikes, safety, education, e-mobility programE-mobility devices like e-scooters and e-bikes are changing how Australians move around our cities and towns. They are affordable, quick and environmentally friendly. They reduce congestion, give...
St Peters Lutheran College Springfield Delivers BRAKE Road Safety Education to Year 10 Students
Empowering Students Before They Get Behind the Wheel This term, Year 10 students at St Peters Lutheran College Springfield have been building critical knowledge and skills through the BRAKE Driver Awareness Program. Delivered by their classroom teachers as part of the...
The Critical Role of Parents in Young Driver Safety
The role of parents in young driver safety is vital in ensuring young people learn to drive safely. While this influence is sometimes underestimated, research shows that active parental involvement before, during and after the learning period can significantly reduce...
Why Young Drivers Face Greater Risk
Road trauma remains the leading cause of death for Australians aged 16 to 25. Young drivers are disproportionately represented in serious and fatal crashes, particularly during the first year of independent driving. This elevated risk is not simply a matter of road...
What You Need to Teach BRAKE
The facilities required to present a BRAKE course are generally available in most schools, community centres and sports club. These include a laptop computer and a video projector or large screen TV.