Streets Ahead, is an interactive and age appropriate road safety presentation provided to primary school students and their teachers free of charge. Streets Ahead aims to educate students about pedestrian, passenger and bicycle safety resulting in increased general road safety awareness.

The National Road Safety Week was observed in the first week of January every year all over the India to inculcate the culture of road safety amongst the citizens. Like other organizations, Forum for Prevention of Road Accidents (FPRA) observed the 21st National Road Safety Week 2010 in Orissa (India) from 1st January to 7th January, 2010 under the theme of "Life is Safe if Driving is Safe".

OSAID, a member of CYAID, will host the National Youth Leadership Conference May 12 - 15, 2011.

The Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) wished to raise awareness, increase knowledge and improve skills about the most significant issue facing children in the emirate - road injuries and deaths. So they contracted Educating Global to develop a road safety education component in the government-run Summer School 2010 programme.

The Earphone Campaign focusses on a rising trend in the United Kindom, listening to music while on the road mainly as a pedestrian but also on the road. The campaign aims to inform and educate young people on the dangers of being distracted on the road so as young people can take active steps to be safer on the road.

KAFA is Her Majsesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah's initiative that started off as the National Traffic Awarness Campaign in 2008.