By Khalid Zarrougui
Paris, December 5, 2013
Goodyear Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) has published a Road Safety White Paper titled “Driving Safety First: Improving Road Safety for Novice Drivers”. It was written in collaboration with the European Driving Schools Association (EFA). This paper was presented last November at a round table of the European Transport Safety Council, based in Brussels.
It is the fourth consecutive edition of this study that lifts the veil on driving instructors’ knowledge and skills about road safety all over Europe (including Russia, Turkey and South Africa). It aims to raise awareness about road safety for instructors and young drivers. It is also a tool for decision makers in the automotive industry throughout the world, as well as government authorities in charge of this matter.
This survey highlights both the critical role that parents play in the development of young peoples’ driving habits and the huge differences between countries and their driver training methods.
Source: Goodyear Europe
About the Author:
Khalid was born in Mulhouse, but grew up in the Périgord before going to study in Bordeaux. He obtained a Master of Economic Geography in 1994. Khalid became a journalist specializing in the automotive sector in 1998. In 2009, he obtained a Master in Information and Communication Business at the University of Nancy II. There, Khalid was a lecturer in Law in Automobile Distribution. Since then, Khalid has joined the resqme, Inc. team as a Communications consultant based out of France.
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