Young voices lead the way in road safety
RACT congratulates the winners of the Student Poster Competition. Their artwork and dedication to road safety advocacy exemplify the importance of “Road Safety – Everyone’s Responsibility”
This year, during National Road Safety Week, RACT proudly supported the Road Safety Advisory Council’s initiative aimed at engaging young Tasmanians in road safety advocacy. The Student Poster Competition, open to students in Grades 10, 11 and 12, centred on the themes “Road Safety – Everyone’s Responsibility” and “Drive so Others Survive”.
This competition encouraged students to creatively express the critical role each person plays in creating safer roads. The resulting artwork was not only impactful and inspiring but also highlighted the students’ deep understanding of and commitment to road safety.
Meet our RACT prize winners:
Benny, Jack and Harriet: Awarded an RACT Ultimate Roadside package each for their innovative and impactful posters that effectively communicated the importance of road safety.
Liam and Selby: Received three RACT driving lessons each, recognised for their persuasive visual narratives that underscored the importance of driver education and skill.
RACT congratulates all the winners and participants who lent their voices and visions to this important cause. Through their creative efforts, these young Tasmanians have helped spotlight the essential changes needed to ensure safer roads for everyone.
As we celebrate these talented young advocates, RACT remains committed to promoting road safety initiatives that educate and engage the community. These efforts not only raise awareness but also inspire action, helping to make Tasmanian roads safer for all.
