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The second edition of the road safety training project dedicated to secondary schools in the Metropolitan City of Milan, as part of the Milan Metropolitan Safety Project, started this morning at the IPS B. Cavalieri – D. Marignoni Mi Voglio Sicur3 Institute

The project, carried out in collaboration with Safety21 and the Metropolitan City of Milan and with the advice of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Onlus Association, aims to raise awareness among young people about more responsible driving and make them aware of the importance of adopting safe behaviour on the road for themselves and for others.

The meeting opened with greetings from the School Principal Prof. Giovanni A. Maliandi and saw the institutional interventions of the Councilor delegated to Infrastructure and Metrotramways of the Metropolitan City of Milan Daniela Caputo and the Director of the Infrastructure Area of the Metropolitan City of Milan Alessandra Tadini.

During the morning, the classes (fourth and fifth sections) carried out interactive activities, learning the fundamentals of safer, more sustainable and respectful mobility.

Among the topics covered during the morning were “The role of the road in our lives and the perception of risk” with the intervention of Stefano Guarnieri – Founder of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Association and “Practical elements of road safety” provided by the Commander of the Local Police of the Metropolitan City of Milan Pieralessandro Scotti. At the end of the meeting, language and communication were discussed, emphasizing the importance of a conscious and effective approach in transmitting messages.

About 2,000 students from the Metropolitan City of Milan will be involved in the “Mi voglio Sicurǝ” project by June, the course, which through interactive quizzes, reflections and testimonies, will allow participants to create awareness and shared responsibility by highlighting the importance and value of compliance with the rules of the Highway Code of the Highway Code of the dangers given by distractions,  alcohol and drug intake on the road.

New this year: the PCTO, a Pathway for Transversal Skills and Orientation, for training, which will issue students with 30 hours of training credits, with a focus on key topics such as the links between vehicles and infrastructure, risk perception and preventive actions to reduce dangers on the roads.

Students who complete the entire training course will be able to obtain 15 additional training credits through a project work, a social communication campaign on road safety, in which students will take on the role of Ambassadors of a responsible and aware road culture. At the end of the teamwork, a jury of industry experts will select the three best projects. The winners will be awarded during an official event in the presence of the Institutions.

After the meeting at the IPS B. Cavalieri – D. Marignoni Institute, the “Mi voglio Sicurǝ” project will continue the training course also involving students in the third, fourth and fifth year of other secondary schools such as: the Marconi and Argentia Industrial Technical Institute in Gorgonzola, the Galilei High School in Legnano, the ISS Cattaneo and the ITS Pasolini in Milan.

All the activities planned within the Milan Metropolitan Safety Project can be consulted on the website: https://progettosicurezzamilanometropolitana.com/

Safety21 joins UNIREC (National Union of Credit Protection Companies), a trade association that represents companies in the sector in Italy.

UNIREC aggregates over 80% of the companies in the sector, offering continuous training tools for ethical, transparent and sustainable credit management.

Joining this association confirms Safety21’s commitment to maintaining the highest industry standards, promoting best practices and ensuring constant updating on legislative and regulatory developments.

The project “Mi voglio sicurǝ” is being relaunched with new educational opportunities for high school students in the metropolitan city of Milan.

Contribute to the formation of responsible and aware young citizens: this is the objective of the project Mi Voglio Sicurǝ, realized in collaboration with Safety21 and with the advice of the Association Lorenzo Guarnieri ONLUS, Dedicated to all secondary schools in the territory.

The project is enriched by the Path for Transversal Skills and Guidance (PCTO), an e-learning training programme launched on 22 November, at the end of which it will release 30 hours of training credits. Students will explore key road safety issues such as the links between vehicles and infrastructure, risk perception and preventive action to reduce road hazards.

Starting this January 2025, the initiative will extend with classroom training sessions. The programme also includes project work which will enable students to earn an additional 15 hours of training credits by designing a social communication campaign to raise public awareness of road safety. The three best papers will be awarded by a jury of experts.

For us at Safety21 road safety is a priority, and it is important for us to support the Metropolitan City of Milan in this path, combining training and awareness. Spreading a road safety culture among the younger generation is crucial to educate all users, including pedestrians and cyclists, on compliance. Only through awareness of the risks associated with inappropriate driving behaviour can a genuine sense of citizenship towards road safety be developed.

“We are proud to contribute for the second year to a project that aims to educate young people on road safety through an innovative and engaging approach. It is essential to invest in the training of new generations to build a future where compliance with rules and prevention become shared values” said Gianluca Longo, CEO of Safety21 SpA

A future without casualties on the roads is possible. “Mi voglio sicurǝ” represents a concrete step towards this goal.

We participated for the second time as Main Partner at the 41st ANCI Assembly in Turin, held from 20 to 22 November, an essential appointment for the comparison between the public administrations, institutional partners and actors involved in service innovation for local communities.

Among our guests, also the mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri, the minister Matteo Salvini, the president of ANCI Gaetano Manfredi and the mayor of Florence Sara Funaro.

Our presence has underlined the constant commitment to support the Administrations with innovative technological solutions, designed to face the complex challenges of road safety.

During the event, Stefano Guarnieri, Vice President of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Association, represented Safety21 by speaking on a crucial topic: the importance of strengthening safety on Italian roads through concrete and targeted interventions. His testimony underlined the value of collaboration between institutions, technology partners and civil society to prevent accidents and save lives.

A unique opportunity to strengthen dialogue with local authorities and reaffirm our role as reliable and competent partner in making cities safer for all citizens.

Great success of Safety21 at the 43rd edition of Le Giornate della Polizia Locale e Sicurezza Urbana, the annual event for the Local Police sector held as usual in Riccione from 20 to 22 September 2024, at the Congress Palace.

Our stand was an important showcase to present our latest cutting-edge solutions in the field of Road Safety and Smart Mobility. Among the technologies on display, G.U.A.R.D.I.U.M., the innovative active patrolling device of the territory, and iCam3D, the three-dimensional planimetric system for the assessment and detection of road accidents.

Among the new features stands out the entry of Velocar, the latest acquisition of the Safety21 Group, which has presented its brand new device for monitoring infringements, able to accurately detect speed violations and traffic lights, Ensuring that detailed traffic statistics are compiled.

This event demonstrated to the market how the technologies of the Safety21 Group can effectively support the Police and Public Administrations in the management of road safety. This is our commitment every day, promoting sustainable mobility and developing increasingly innovative solutions to meet future challenges.

The new website and app of the ATB group, Azienda Trasporti Bergamo, was presented today to the press.

Starting today, 12 June, the ATB Group’s new information platforms will be available. The project involved the re-engineering and modernisation of digital services, leading to the creation of an integrated platform for the management of digital content and info-mobility devices.

Safety21 confirms itself as a strategic partner of ATB, having successfully contributed to the plan for the improvement and digitalization of services for the issuance, management and monitoring of regulated parking and circulation badges for authorized vehicles in Bergamo’s Limited Traffic Zones. Thanks to the use of innovative technologies, a fully integrated solution has been created between ATB’s new mobility portal and Safety21’s SIRIO platform. This platform, which has been managed for years by Safety21, is available to all entities that want a digital and integrated management of circulation and parking permits for authorized vehicles.

The system, which is completely digitized, allows citizens to obtain the required document quickly and easily, reducing the management of paperwork at the counter and travel by users to obtain permits.

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Today, April 22, 2024 in Rome, at the national headquarters of the Association of Italian Municipalities, the municipality of Roma Capitale received the “ANCI 2023 Urban Safety” Award for the innovative and meritorious activity carried out as part of the digital transition project in the road accident detection sector, which has made it possible to standardize processes aimed at improving services to users and speed up operations detection techniques on the road.

The digital breakthrough was made possible thanks to the use of incidenti.online, our collaborative investigative platform that allows you to capture and conclude claims findings directly at the scene of the accident in digital format. This digitally native system has improved the speed of operations and has also reduced the number of units needed in the field, optimizing resources.

The recognition obtained underlines the importance for the Public Administration to adopt advanced technologies such as incidenti.online. These solutions not only simplify processes and improve data interoperability at various levels, but also contribute substantially to urban safety, highlighting how technology can be a valuable ally in emergency management and accident prevention.

The meetings of “Mi Voglio SicurƏ” continue, a training project that aims to raise awareness of the responsible driving of the Milan Metropolitan Safety Project.

The primary objective of this initiative is to spread a culture of road safety among the new generations, educating future motorists on the importance of respecting road rules and promoting a strong civic sense in terms of road safety.

The project was made possible thanks to the collaboration between Safety21 and the Metropolitan City of Milan, involving expert trainers from the Lorenzo Guarnieri Onlus Association, which has been active for over 10 years in the prevention of road violence, together with psychologists and psychotherapists specialized in the sector.

In the classroom on Wednesday 20 March, on the third morning of the course, the students of the fourth and fifth year of the ITCS Primo Levi and Erasmo da Rotterdam of Bollate were present, while in the fourth meeting held on Thursday 21 March, the students of the Carlo Emilio Gadda High School of Paderno Dugnano were involved.

In these first four mornings – the first two meetings were held on 24 and 25 January – almost 1,000 students from high schools managed by the Metropolitan City of Milan took part in “Mi Voglio SicurƏ”: the course, which through interactive quizzes, reflections and testimonials, allowed participants to create awareness and shared responsibility by highlighting the importance and value of respecting the rules of the highway code the dangers of distractions, alcohol and drugs on the road.

As in the previous edition, these two meetings were attended by Stefano Guarnieri, Vice President of the Lorenzo Guarnieri Association, Pieralessandro Scotti, Head of the Local Police of the Metropolitan City, Maria Gabriella Anania, Psychologist and Psychotherapist and expert in Traffic Psychology, and institutional representatives of the Metropolitan City of Milan and the institutions involved.

On Tuesday 5 March at the Higher School of Internal Administration (SSAI) in Rome, the seminar 𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗚𝗜𝗘 𝗘 𝗢𝗕𝗜𝗘𝗧𝗧𝗜𝗩𝗜 𝗣𝗘𝗥 𝗜𝗟 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗦𝗧𝗢 𝗗𝗘𝗟𝗟’𝗜𝗡𝗖𝗜𝗗𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗔’ 𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗗𝗔𝗟𝗘 – 𝗟𝗮 𝗿𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗼𝗹𝘁𝗮 𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗶, was held, promoted by the State Police and aimed at Managers and Representatives of the Prefectures of the Traffic and Municipal Police.

It was an important opportunity to discuss extensively the fundamental role of data collection in the fight against road accidents, focusing on timeliness, accuracy and simplification. Safety21 responds to this need by presenting iCam3D and Incidenti.Online, native digital solutions, already in use by the Local Police of Rome Capital, which allow all data to be provided in real time, allowing accident prevention and rapid, safe and complete data collection, streamlining and speeding up the management of road accidents.

Let’s get to know Incidenti.Online and iCam3D more closely: Incidenti.Online is an investigative-collaborative platform for the management of road accidents, which allows you to acquire and conclude the survey directly in the field in digital format.

Data connection, database querying, sharing and operational interconnection make it a collaborative and investigative platform as it helps the operator to identify perpetrators and vehicles already involved in previous accidents. In addition, it significantly reduces the time and units to be dedicated to the management of the claim

iCam3D, on the other hand, is the innovative solution that allows you to reconstruct the scene of a road accident in 3D and with AI applications in just a few minutes.

The main advantages of these state-of-the-art solutions? Interoperability, i.e. several agents can work in parallel on the same accident with an optimization of resources in the field and greater protection of the environment thanks to an 85% reduction in the time of activities related to the detection of a road accident, to the benefit of vehicular traffic and the queues that often form in these cases and therefore the quality of life of the city environment.

iMoi srl, the latest new entry in the Safety21 group, won the award for best Project in the category Entrepreneurship in support of the PA: innovative solutions offered to PAs by startups and small businesses of the Digital Agenda of the Digital Innovation Observatories of the Polytechnic of Milano.Il IncidentiOnline project obtained the highest score for the high degree of relevance and replicability as well as technological innovation. What is it about? We are talking about the IncidentiOnline project, a collaborative and investigative platform that allows you to conclude the survey of an accident directly in the field in digital format, and iCam3D, the innovative system for detecting, metric, planimetric and photographic 3D assessment of road accidents, which allows a reduction in the time required for the detection of accidents and the interoperability of data on several levels. Innovation and digitalization thanks to cutting-edge technologies capable of optimizing the work of police bodies in the management of road accidents.

Watch the video to learn more: incidenti.online (youtube.com)