Case Study: Drive for Life
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Mobile:Engaged impact
“We are now considering
the recommendation
around having a
behavioural contract or
pledge and looking to
introduce this as part of a
reinforcement slide at the
end of the presentation
where we leave young
people with the key positive
behaviour traits we want
them to demonstrate.
“We are due to launch
a major review of our
young driver road safety
interventions (including
Drive for Life) and your
recommendations will be
invaluable in helping us to
develop a new, more
co-ordinated and
streamlined young driver
intervention for young
people in South Yorkshire.”
“Thank you for the opportunity to take part in this project. It was
a pleasure working with you both. You have kept us informed
at every stage in the process and given us the opportunity
to comment on your findings and recommendations. The
conclusions you have drawn have been very insightful and
a useful external check on what we currently deliver. Going
forward this information will help to shape a reinvigorated road
safety offer for young drivers in South Yorkshire , ensuring that
we are delivering our messages as effectively and efficiently as
possible to help young people stay safer on our roads”.
For more information contact:
Joanne Wehrle: Safer Roads Manager, South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership
joanne.wehrle@southyorks.pnn.police.uk
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“Going forward, we hope that
we will have the resources to
go back into sixth forms and
colleges, 3-6 months after
our presentations, to conduct
focus groups with a sample of
young people who attended
Drive for Life, to get further
feedback from them and see if
any positive changes have been
maintained.”
“We are now collecting
before and after evaluation
data from participants
attending the Drive for
Life sessions and for this
academic year we are
using an electronic survey
form which students
access via their mobile
phones”.