Initiatives

• Developing Responsible Driving Behaviors
• Reducing Distracted Driving
• Managing Emotions and Road Rage
• Vehicle Operation and Maintenance
• Understanding the Effects of Impairment

Arrive Alive Trinidad & Tobago is proud to announce “Beyond the Crash: Stories of Impact and Hope,” a compelling new video series designed to profoundly impact public perception and behaviour regarding road safety. This series will feature the poignant, true stories of crash victims and their families, transforming abstract statistics into powerful, human narratives.

We believe that empathy and personal connection, can lead to a changed public mindset.

The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is a worldwide event that draws attention to the tragedy of loss experienced because of road traffic deaths. It is an opportunity to remember those whose lives have been lost, support their loved ones and advocate for safer road systems that benefit all road users. 

This event draws attention to the scale of emotional and economic devastation caused by road crashes and gives recognition to the suffering of road crash victims and the work and support for the rescue services. It has become an important tool in global efforts to reduce road casualties.

In Trinidad & Tobago, Arrive Alive has hosted the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims by inviting the families and friends of victims to come walk, run and cycle with us. We also invite the immediate families to share brunch with us. To continue to encourage advocacy and education, the event also features an educational and interactive Traffic Village in which we invite key stakeholders of road safety to demonstrate their initiatives and participate in the event.

This event is a collaborative effort among Arrive Alive, the Ministry of Works and Transport and Perenco T&T Limited as title sponsor. The objective is to recognize and honor the hard-working First Responders who have shown a strong commitment to saving lives on the nation’s roads. 2024 marks the 10^th anniversary of this special occasion.

This initiative serves to:

• Recognize the efforts of those who excel in carrying out their commission.
• Motivate them to continue in this life saving work.
• Provide an opportunity for decision makers within governmental agencies to highlight specific plans that can contribute to safer road systems.

Reinforcing safe behaviour in our young road users creates a solid foundation of safe road use, as we build on children’s strengths to develop skills to manage themselves and others in traffic-related situations. We visit our educational institutions, interacting with our youth to encourage good road safety habits.

Thus far, Arrive Alive has visited over 165 schools throughout Trinidad. This has been possible only through the kind support of sponsors such as Atlantic LNG, Paria Fuel Trading Company, Perenco Trinidad and Tobago, Massy Foundation and ANSA Motors.

Our corporate presentations provide attendees with a thorough review of proper road safety practices, benefiting both staff members and the organization as a whole. These interactive sessions are tailored to meet the specific safety needs of your organization, ensuring that road safety awareness essentials are effectively communicated to all employees. Contact us today to schedule a presentation that will enhance the safety culture within your company.

Our Educational Sober Zones are designed to support your company’s dedication to the safety of your staff and the community at large. These Sober Zones play a vital role in reminding employees to practice safe driving after social gatherings involving alcohol. Our services encompass breathalysing patrons, demonstrations, addressing road safety inquiries, and providing informative literature. Through these services, we aim to raise awareness about the perils of impaired driving and stress the significance of minimizing risks on the road. Join us in creating a safer environment for everyone.

“Navigating Darkness: A Journey of Resilience” is a compelling documentary short film that shines a light on the daily challenges faced by visually impaired individuals in Trinidad and Tobago as they navigate the nation’s road system. This film aims to raise awareness, foster empathy, and inspire action towards creating a more accessible and inclusive environment for all.

In August 2024 Arrive Alive announced the launch of its short film, “Changing Mobility – An Arrive Alive Documentary.”

This 20-minute documentary, set to premiere on local television, aims to promote sustainable modes of transport like walking and cycling by providing viewers with valuable insights into their advantages and the challenges faced by vulnerable road users.