Seminar “Mobility and public roads: successful experiences in the framework of COVID-19” – Argentina The Gonzalo Rodríguez Foundation will develop the Online Seminar Mobility and Public Roads: “Successful experiences in the framework of COVID19”, where different interventions that are being implemented in different Latin American cities and that contribute to respect the distance in times of pandemic and guarantee a safe mobility of the population will be presented.
Webinar – Communication Strategy Given the circumstances of COVD19 that we are experiencing as a society, the Fundación Gonzalo Rodríguez is launching a cycle of webinars on different aspects of children’s road safety.
Presentation of the foundation plaque of the Gonzalo “Gonchi” Rodríguez Cultural Center With the presence of the Mayor of Montevideo, Christian Di Candia, the plaque was unveiled at the “Tajamar de Carrasco”, where various cultural activities are planned for recognized and emerging artists, an area for training in road safety and the construction of a museum that celebrates the life, career and memory of Gonzalo.
Webinar – Childrens’ Road Safety Given the circumstances of COVD19 that we are experiencing as a society, the Gonzalo Rodríguez Foundation is launching a cycle of webinars on different aspects of children’s road safety.
Training in Minas Within the framework of the National Child Passenger Safety Program, which we are developing with the support of the State Insurance Bank, we will provide training to the general public on road safety, mobility, and Child Restraint Systems.
Checkpoint in Durazno As part of the National Child Passenger Safety Program, which we are developing with the support of the State Insurance Bank, we will conduct a checkpoint in the city of Durazno next Wednesday 14 at 14hs.
Safe Return to Class Campaign – 2017 A crash changes everything. Get them to class safely, it’s up to you.
Observational behavioral study on Road Safety in Uruguay (2016). UNASEV – OISEVI study, conducted by FACTUM with the support of the Gonzalo Rodriguez Foundation, whose objective was to survey the use of traffic safety measures and establish possible behavioral changes between 2013 and 2016.
