LNA 47 seeks to raise the awareness of young people regarding the dangers of the road by exerting an influence on driver and passenger behaviour. Its president, assisted by fire-fighters, emergency doctors, police, insurers and people with road accident-related disabilities, lead debates, screen films, etc., in primary and secondary schools, as well as family homes, among other places. The underlying message is that a driver’s licence is not a licence to kill or die.

Within the framework of our commitment to the European Road Safety Charter, LNA 47 undertakes to carry out the following actions over three years:

- Screening of short films in schools, followed by debates on prevention and road safety.
- Participation in various forums on road safety in military barracks, universities, roadside checks, day of courtesy behind the wheel…
- Production of a short film in the first half of 2011 in partnership with students from a secondary school, funded by LNA 47, and with the help of a professional. The film is to compare the life of a young person with road accident-related disabilities, who is a member of the association, and a young person with no disabilities.
- Production of another short film in 2012.
- Transfer of students to the Virazeil Rehabilitation Centre (47).

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