The Voice project has given a Mobility award to Neil Betteridge, as chairman and representative of the Disabled Persons Transport Advisory Committee (DPTAC), for their work to promote the needs of disabled persons in the UK and to ensure that they have access to all modes of transport.
The second Voice Mobility award goes to the partners of the Austrian Mobility Management for Schools project. By improving road safety around schools, the campaign has aimed at reducing car traffic levels and encouraging more children to walk or cycle to school. The successful pilot project implemented in the city of Graz has led to a nationwide campaign involving 50 schools. The final objective is to have every school in the country join the mobility programme. This is a worthy initiative which gives future generations top priority.
- VOICE Mobility Award 2
- Artist: Dagmara Pater
The VOICE (Vulnerable road users Organisations In Cooperation across Europe) campaign headed by the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) and in which EPHA takes part, already gave awards to administrations, car manufacturers, and local authorities
The awards have been published in newspapers under the format of a cartoon.
