As we look back on 2025, Arrive Alive extends our warmest wishes for peace, comfort and hope to everyone. To our Survivors & Families: Our hearts go out to everyone carrying the burden of loss during this season. We see your strength and we honor your resilience. Healing is not a destination, but a journey – and you don’t have to walk it alone. Arrive Alive remains committed to standing by you and fighting for a safe future for all.

To our Public and Private Stakeholders: Our mission is fueled by your unwavering commitment. Whether through policy advocacy, corporate sponsorship, or community partnership, you are the backbone of the progress we see on our roads. Thank you for standing with Arrive Alive as we work toward a Trinidad and Tobago where every journey ends safely.

2025: A Year of Major Accomplishments

Senator the Honourable Eli Zakour, Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation (front second from left), Stephane Barc, Country Manager of Perenco T&T Limited (front right) and Sharon Inglefield, President of Arrive Alive (front left) and pictured with the WDR 5K winners.

Together, we have achieved significant milestones in our fight for road safety:

20th Anniversary: 2025 was more than just a year of action; it was a momentous milestone as we celebrated 20 years of Arrive Alive. We look back with gratitude on the lives touched and the laws changed, and we look forward with a renewed vow to continue this life-saving work.

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims 2025: Our most expansive WDR to date, this event featured a sold-out 5K Run and Walk, four Cycling Rides, an exciting Educational Traffic Village and our moving Victim Memorial Brunch for families.

11th Annual Road Safety Awards for First Responders: We proudly recognized 82 frontline heroes whose unwavering commitment directly impacts us all everyday.

Above: Students of Mucurapo West Secondary School benefit from essential road safety tips.

Education and Outreach: We successfully brought valuable safety education to 23 schools throughout Trinidad.

Victim Support & Advocacy: Through our program, we were privileged to walk alongside families in their healing journeys, providing direct support through in-person visits, monthly care packages and professional counseling.

“Navigating Darkness – A Journey of Resilience” Short Film: Launched during the 8th UN Global Road Safety Week, this powerful documentary shines a light on the unique challenges visually impaired road users face, sparking conversations on inclusive infrastructure.

Sneak Peek: What’s Coming in 2026

Above: Sonja Cuffie, daughter of victim WPC Susan Duncan Thomas, shares a powerful and moving account of her family’s journey after loss in the pilot episode of our new series.

As we look toward the new year, we are hitting the ground running to keep safety at the forefront.

“Beyond the Crash: Stories of Impact and Hope” series launch: A compelling new video series that features the true stories of those whose lives have been forever changed by road tragedy.

Carnival Sober Zones: Look for our signature Sober Zones at events across the country. We’ll be on the ground with breathalyzer testing and safety education to ensure the “sweetest lime” ends with a safe journey home.

We thank you all for your continued support as we embark on 2026 with hope and purpose.

Warm regards,
Arrive Alive

 

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