Professional Driver Training School:
Our Professional Driver Training School in Kampala continues to break barriers. In 2024, we celebrated the training of 82 female drivers, including Uganda’s pioneer lady bus drivers. Their courage and determination are a testament to the transformative power of opportunity and inclusive training.

VIA Schools Project:
Through the VIA Schools Project, we empowered students and teachers to become ambassadors of road safety. We planted over 1,900 trees, integrated road safety into national competitions, and hosted the VIA Creative competition, where young minds showcased innovations for safer mobility.

Community Road Safety Project:
In the Albertine region, our Community Road Safety Project has been a beacon of change. We trained over 7,000 motorcyclists, deployed targeted radio campaigns in five languages, and installed billboards to reinforce safety messages. We trained 70 first responders to enhance emergency crash response capacity.

Scaling the Professional Driver Training School:
We aim to increase enrollment, especially among women, and introduce advanced modules in defensive driving, emergency response, and digital fleet management

Leveraging Technology and Media:
We will amplify our radio and billboard campaigns, introduce mobile-based road safety alerts, and explore digital platforms for training and sensitization.

Expanding the VIA Schools Project:
We will reach more schools across Uganda, integrate road safety into national curricula, and strengthen the VIA Safe Mobility Ambassadors program to foster leadership among students.

Strengthening Partnerships and Accountability:
We will continue to host stakeholder review meetings, gather feedback, and refine our strategies to ensure transparency and effectiveness in all our interventions.

Enhancing Community Engagement:
We plan to train more first responders, increase peer-to-peer education among boda boda riders and taxi drivers, and roll out targeted campaigns in high-risk districts.