The CCCSF was recognised for the innovative road safety app Arility that was developed using a $100,000 Road Safety Community Grant funded by the Road Trauma Trust Account, to improve road safety for regional and remote students.
The Arility app enables students aged four to 11 to interact with augmented characters in six road safety situations, as pedestrians, as bike riders and while using public transport.
“We’re thrilled to receive this award,” said Constable Care Child Safety Foundation CEO David Gribble.
“Arility has been two years in the making and we couldn’t have done it without initial funding from the Road Safety Commission here in WA.”
Accolade for Constable Care road safety app
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The Constable Care Child Safety Foundation (CCCSF) has been Highly Commended as a finalist in the 3M-ACRS Diamond Road Safety Awards presented at the 2019 Australasian Road Safety Conference in Adelaide.
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Published
15 October 2019
