On November 7th, Jean de Prades high school in Castelsarrasin hosted the 8th edition of the "Permis pour tous" operation. This day was entirely dedicated to educating and raising young people's awareness about road dangers.
The event's program included discussions and debates, practical workshops, a crash test simulation, and sessions on scooter safety and the dangers of drunk driving. These concrete scenarios aimed to help young people better understand risky behaviors and adopt safe reflexes when driving.
The City of Castelsarrasin, a partner in the operation, was represented by deputies Serge Rouzié and Lydie Bence. The municipality supported the day by funding one of the three prizes awarded to the winners. These prizes include driving theory and practical lessons at a driving school, valued at €1,500.
Congratulations to Malak, Maëlys, and Mélodie, who were rewarded after participating in a test alongside about sixty other young people.
These prevention initiatives are considered essential, as individuals aged 18-24 represent 30% of road accidents. Informing, educating, and empowering young people contributes to making each of them a more vigilant and responsible driver.
