Young people can earn a license with innovative ideas for driving education

Um new hobby is challenging young people to propose ideas for changes in driving education that improve road safety. It is a Brisa initiative for residents of Continental Portugal, which premises the five winners with the offer of driving license.

“Brisa will offer driving license training to five young people who make the best video proposals on how to reinvent the teaching of driving“, the bus dealership announced in a statement.

According to the company, the challenge “Reinvent the Code” takes place until October 27 and intends to encourage young people to reflect, share and present ideas for “make driving teaching more efficient, practical and driving-oriented, safety and respect for the rules“.

According to the statement, young people aged between 17 and 6 months and 22 years, living in Continental Portugal, may participate.

Provision of training for light-vehicle licence

The five winners, who will be chosen on the basis of criteria such as creativity, relevance and clarity of the message, will receive the necessary training to obtain the category B driving licence, according to the statement.

According to the note, “the offer includes registration, administrative fees, unlimited access to code classes, 32 practical driving and follow-up classes until the performance of theoretical and practical examinations necessary for obtaining the driving licence”.

How to run?

To participate, applicants must create an original video, up to 60 seconds, with their ideas and send it by private message to the Instagram @brisa highways account. pt.

After sending your video, for applications to be accepted, applicants must follow the Instagram profile of Brisa Motorways and comment on the main publication of the challenge, identifying five friends.

“ Proposals that use artificial intelligence tools (AI) to generate, in whole or in part, the submitted content will not be accepted,” added Brisa.

The initiative belongs to the project “Ao Volante”, a segment of the Brisa Group’s Educational Program on Road Safety, which “looks to raise awareness and prepare future drivers for more conscious and secure mobility”, the company said.