Keys for life

• Reach:

  WA

• Focus area:

  Mainstream

• Status:

  Current

• Evaluated:

  No

Overview

The Keys for life program is a road safety education initiative for young Western Australian (WA) people aged 15 to 20 years.

The program aims to enhance and generate:

• an appreciation of the benefits of supervised driving practice
• young people's participation in road safety education state-wide
• parent participation in driving practice
• collaboration between agencies involved in youth road safety education state-wide.

The project was established in 2003-2004 and is run by School Drug Education and Road Aware. Keys for life has has been run in a number of Indigenous communities throughout WA.

Abstract adapted from School Drug Education and Road Aware

Contacts

School Drug Education and Road Aware
151 Royal Street
East Perth WA 6004
Ph: (08) 9264 4743
Fax: (08) 9264 4903
Email: sdera.co@det.wa.edu.au

Related publications

Zines D (2010)

Community partnerships for young drivers and road safety education.

Paper presented at the Insurance Commission of Western Australia Road Safety Forum 2010. 6 September 2010, Perth

• Links
• View conference presentation: Community partnerships for young drivers and road safety education (PDF - 198.9 KB)
• View information: Office of Road Safety

Links

• View newspaper article: Partnership to the keys for life
• View information: Keys for life
• View contact details: Department of Eduation (WA): School Drug Education and Road Aware
• View website: Department of Eduation (WA): School Drug Education and Road Aware