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Rotary Clubs fostering Youth Driver Awareness

Rotary Clubs fostering Youth Driver Awareness. Young people are over-represented in road crashes People aged 17-25 years make up over a quarter of all road deaths and injuries … but represent less than 15% of the population. * Road Deaths Australia 2008 Statistical Summary – May 2009.

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Rotary Clubs fostering Youth Driver Awareness

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  1. Rotary Clubs fostering Youth Driver Awareness

  2. Young people are • over-represented • in road crashes • People aged 17-25 years make up over a quarter of all road deaths and injuries … • but represent less than 15% of the population. • * Road Deaths Australia 2008 Statistical Summary – May 2009

  3. Why are young drivers involved in Road Crashes ...- over confidence and risk taking - driver inexperience - having friends as passengers- alcohol, drugs … busy lifestyles - a developing brain

  4. The RYDA Program …. • One day school excursion for Yr 10/11 students • Held at an offsite venue (where possible) • Designed for about 120-150 students per day

  5. The day is broken up into six sessions – groups of 20-25 students

  6. PLAN B Presented by TAFE representative or Youth Councillors

  7. HAZARD DISTRACTIONS & RISK Presented by a Driving Instructor

  8. STOPPING DISTANCES Presented by local Driving School

  9. MY WHEELS Presented by RAA or local insurance broker, teacher, car dealer

  10. ‘YOUR CHOICE’Presented by SA Police

  11. CRASH SURVIVOR Presented by a crash survivor (& ambulance representative if possible)

  12. RYDA focuses on … Attitude and Awareness and addresses the students as both drivers and passengers

  13. The RYDA program is funded by a nominal charge to students and sponsorship provided by local & state government, businesses and Rotary Clubs

  14. RYDA Australia Limited A not-for-profit company controlled by members of Rotary that …. • maintains the program to ensure relevance, currency and consistency in content and presentation. • provides assistance with establishing venues and on-going support with financial management. • represents a professionally managed organisation dedicated to road safety education for youth.

  15. BOC Limited is the Founding Sponsor of RYDA and they support the national office of RYDA Australia Limited

  16. RYDA is a community based initiative of Rotary Clubs Rotary volunteers facilitate attendance of schools and coordinate each program day

  17. The RYDA program is very good for young people …and for Rotary !

  18. The RYDA Program … • Established for over ten years • Over 200,000 Year 11 students • 70+ venues throughout Australia

  19. Adelaide Gawler • Adelaide South Group 6 • Barossa District Largs Bay • Barossa Valley Port Pirie • Charles Sturt, Grange Salisbury • Clare RYDA – District 9500 Clubs running the program

  20. How can a club help RYDA ? • Include the RYDA program as a youth project in your club • Contact your local high schools and encourage them to attend the RYDA program • Club members to help facilitate the running of program days • Donate cash to help subsidise students attending RYDA

  21. Youth … Our future, our inspiration, our responsibility

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