Sustainable transport is essential for people and the planet, shaping access, equity, climate resilience, and safe mobility for youth worldwide. To mark World Sustainable Transport Day, YOURS is hosting Youth Power Unlocked, a global live session exploring why transport matters and how young leaders can drive change. Join us on 26 November 2025 to rethink how we move.
Read MoreThe Global Designing Cities Initiative (GDCI) is celebrating five years of Designing Streets for Kids with a global webinar series on safer, healthier, and more joyful streets for children. Join the upcoming session—Promoting Cycling for All Ages—on 19 November 2025, exploring practical tools and global examples to design inclusive cycling environments for all.
Read MoreMexico’s Supreme Court has ruled in favor of mandatory liability insurance, marking a milestone for victims’ rights and road safety. This decision reinforces shared responsibility and ensures protection for all road users—a crucial step toward justice, prevention, and dignity for those affected by traffic violence.
Read MoreNavigate Mobility 2025 brings together city leaders, innovators, and policymakers in Prague to shape the future of transport. Through 15 sessions, case studies, and peer exchanges, participants explore real-world solutions for equitable, resilient, and scalable mobility systems across Europe.
Read MoreThe Training of Trainers (ToT) Programme 2024–2025 concluded with a global celebration of youth leadership in road safety. Through 24 localised sessions and 589 participants, young trainers across four regions strengthened skills, built connections, and turned global knowledge into local action for safer, more inclusive mobility.
Read MoreDuring an inspiring visit to the National Advanced School of Public Works in Yaoundé, Cameroon, civil engineering students embraced the mission of building safer roads. Their enthusiasm, creativity, and commitment to research mark the rise of a new generation of road safety leaders shaping a sustainable and equitable future for their communities.
Read MoreThe Global Youth Coalition for Road Safety marks five years of empowering young changemakers worldwide. From launching the CoalitionHUB App to creating the Alumni Network, youth leaders continue shaping safer, more inclusive, and sustainable mobility systems—proving that when youth lead, they build real change on and beyond the roads.
Read MoreThe Global Youth Coalition relaunches the CoalitionHUB — now also a mobile app. This global space connects members, events, and learning tools, empowering young leaders to collaborate, share ideas, and take action for safer, sustainable mobility anywhere, anytime. The HUB is where youth power comes together to grow and create impact.
Read MoreAs part of the Coalition’s 5th Anniversary, the new Alumni Network officially launches — a space for former members to stay connected, mentor, and continue shaping road safety and sustainable mobility. Through the CoalitionHUB, alumni will access mentorship, learning, advocacy, and collaboration opportunities that keep youth leadership growing beyond membership.
Read MoreFive years after a bold idea united youth for safer roads, the Global Youth Coalition for Road Safety stands 3,000 members strong across 130+ countries. As the movement grows with the new CoalitionHUB, young leaders continue transforming advocacy into action—connecting, learning, and driving change for safer, more sustainable mobility worldwide.
Read MoreAcross 15 countries, young changemakers are transforming mobility through YOURS’ Local Actions 2025. Focused on sustainable, inclusive, and active mobility, motorcycle safety, and speed reduction, these youth-led projects turn local knowledge into real-world impact—creating safer, healthier, and more equitable streets for communities worldwide.
Read MoreAt the WHO’s launch of the World Report on the Social Determinants of Health Equity, YOURS and the Global Youth Coalition amplified one message: unsafe streets are a health equity issue. Through youth voices like Oliva Nalwadda’s, road safety was spotlighted as essential to fair, inclusive, and sustainable urban systems worldwide.
Read MoreIn Peru, Valeria Carrión Moreno is leading a powerful youth movement for road safety. Through national forums and partnerships with public institutions, she’s proving that youth leadership is essential to shaping safer, more inclusive, and sustainable mobility systems — turning advocacy into lasting, nationwide change.
Read MoreThe European Commission’s first Youth Policy Dialogue on Transport and Tourism gathered young voices from across the EU to shape the future of mobility. With the endorsement of the 2025 Global Youth Statement for Road Safety, youth advocacy gained stronger recognition in shaping safer, sustainable, and inclusive transport systems across Europe.
Read MoreThe call for Local Actions 2025 is open! Young changemakers can now apply to design and implement youth-led projects that improve road safety and mobility. With up to €5,000 in funding, mentorship, and advocacy support, YOURS empowers youth to turn bold ideas into action for safer, more inclusive, and sustainable streets.
Read MoreFrom Marrakech to the world, young leaders from 130+ countries launched the Global Youth Statement 2025 — a bold call demanding that safe roads become a right, not a privilege. Built on youth voices, it urges global action on funding, collaboration, and accountability to make mobility safer, fairer, and more sustainable for all.
Read MoreIn Marrakech, over 200 young leaders from 130+ countries proved that youth are not just participants—they are driving the global road safety movement. Backed by the Global Youth Statement 2025, they called for real investment, intergenerational collaboration, and accountability, turning advocacy into action for safer, more sustainable mobility systems worldwide.
Read MoreIn Marrakech, over 200 young leaders from 100+ countries gathered for the 3rd World Youth Assembly for Road Safety, launching the Global Youth Statement 2025. Their message was clear: youth aren’t waiting for change—they’re leading it. Together, they called for investment, collaboration, and accountability to build safer, more inclusive mobility systems worldwide.
Read MoreThe State of São Paulo is pioneering Brazil’s first state-level road safety plan with Detran-SP, BIGRS, UNICEF, and Vital Strategies. As a technical advisor, YOURS ensures youth voices shape safer, more inclusive cities. Through workshops, surveys, and engagement, young people are turning their experiences into real solutions for sustainable urban mobility.
Read MoreIn Nairobi, Kenya, youth leaders Mary Abungu and Oliva Nalwadda represented the Global Youth Coalition at the Women and Transport Africa X Building Feminist Cities 2024 Conference. Honoring Zoleka Mandela’s legacy, they spotlighted gender equality, youth leadership, and sustainable mobility — proving that young voices are driving real change in Africa’s transport future.
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