The International Projects of the Child Auto Safety Foundation

The Child Auto Safety Foundation is a key player in the field of road safety, focusing on the protection of children during vehicle travel. Over the years, the foundation has expanded its scope beyond Romania’s borders, becoming a respected partner in international projects aimed at reducing road accidents and promoting the correct use of child car safety systems.

1. Education and Awareness Projects at the European Level

   The Child Auto Safety Foundation is actively involved in numerous educational and awareness campaigns across various European countries. These campaigns aim to promote the correct use of child car seats and to train parents, educators, and healthcare professionals on the best practices in car safety. In collaboration with international organizations, the foundation has supported seminars and conferences designed to raise public awareness and influence public policy on road safety.

   The Child Auto Safety Foundation’s projects are part of the Best Practice Guide developed at the European Union level.

2. Strategic International PartnershipsThe foundation has developed significant collaborations with international institutions and organizations, including the Global Alliance for Child Road Safety and transport authorities. These partnerships are essential for implementing common standards at the European and global levels regarding the use of child safety systems. Additionally, by collaborating with international experts, the foundation contributes to research and studies aimed at improving safety devices and adapting legislation to better protect children in traffic.

3. Presentations at TUV Munich

   The foundation was invited to present its research findings in the field of auto safety at TUV Munich, one of the most prestigious international road safety platforms. Through this collaboration, three essential papers were presented:

   • 2020: An innovative paper on the importance of proper use of child car seats, highlighting the impact of parental education on reducing fatal road accidents.
   • 2022: A detailed study on new child auto safety technologies, focusing on the effectiveness of the latest ISOFIX anchoring systems and their impact on reducing injury risk.
   • 2023: A report on comparative international legislation regarding child road safety, offering solutions and recommendations for harmonizing regulations globally to ensure consistent protection for children across all countries.

4. Exchange of Best Practices and International Training

   The Child Auto Safety Foundation organizes and participates in numerous exchanges of best practices with experts from around the world. These exchanges are essential for developing innovative solutions and adapting road safety approaches to the specific needs of each region. International training sessions allow for open dialogue among industry professionals and contribute to implementing effective accident prevention measures.