It’s easy to join the Mobility Snapshot campaign. Taking part will help you to advocate for road safety interventions that have been proven to save lives backed with local data.
You can choose to do your Mobility Snapshot using the Mini Mobility Snapshot tool.
Use the Mobility Snapshot tools to capture the key data and submit it to be part of our global advocacy.
Use social media to share:
We will hold a social media visibility week from 28 October – 1 November to support your Mobility Snapshot social media activity.
When you have your data, you can start using it to build community demand and advocate with decision makers.
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The Mobility Snapshot form has been adapted for people who have not used iRAP tools before. Join the walkthrough to find out more and check it out on our website [coming soon]
You can expect to receive your Star Rating four weeks after the campaign week.
Not necessarily, but please join the social media campaign during that week. You might want to do your full Mobility Snapshot in advance and then use the campaign week for community activations at the intersection e.g. Mini Snapshots, flash mobs etc.
Yes, please contact us to discuss.
Not necessarily. We have created a Mini Mobility Snapshot for those who do not need or want a star rating for their advocacy but want to take part in the campa
You can use SR4S to do your Mobility Snapshot without having to also complete the Mobility Snapshot tool. If you use other tools, please complete the Mini Snapshot tool to take part in the campaign.
NGOs can apply for a small grants to support advocacy conducted between June and November 2024 using the Mobility Snapshots. You can apply from 20 May to June and you must have already submitted your Mobility Snapshot data.
The aim of the campaign is to highlight how pedestrians are overlooked in road planning and design and that this is true all over the world. While you are welcome to use our tools for other purposes, the campaign focuses on those intersections where one or more evidence-based intervention is missing.
There are no specific activities, however, it is recommended that any activity should engage decision makers in a meaningful way and build community demand. Additionally, a report is needed on the grant activity and should be submitted by the end of October.
We do encourage using the two tools that provide star ratings because they allow stronger arguments to government. However, quality of the data is most important and the assessment will be based on the overall quality of the application.
