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 education as e-scooter and e-bike use increases among younger adolescents.

Across Australia, e-mobility adoption is accelerating. Young people are riding earlier and more frequently, yet formal education around judgement, peer influence and hazard awareness has not kept pace.

BRAKE developed the E-Mobility Education Program Australia to address this gap.

The aim is to build the cognitive and behavioural foundations required for safer independent riding while habits are still forming.

Within a Safe System framework, infrastructure, enforcement and vehicle safety technology play critical roles in reducing harm.

Education strengthens safer decision making within those environments. By delivering structured, classroom based learning before independent riding increases, the program supports safer participation in emerging transport modes.

You can read the full 7NEWS article here: Logan school introduces BRAKE e-bike and e-scooter safety lessons.