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In India, TotalEnergies is committed to creating behavioural changes in young children towards road safety. VIA, a road safety education program, was launched in 2019 to effectively armour the adults of tomorrow with the right knowledge and tools to contribute to safer roads. The VIA program, developed with the support of Global Road Safety Partnership, aims to reach 100,000 young people worldwide over a 3-year period.

In the last three years, with the support of the implementation partner United Way Mumbai, the program has successfully trained 15000+ school students in the age group of 10-14 years across three cities in India - Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru.

What does the VIA program aim to achieve?

The VIA program is an easy to implement curriculum-based program, that uses active and creative learning techniques, incorporating new and innovative road safety content.

The program aims to ensure that children and young people

1. learn about on-road risky behaviour, thus avoiding accidents
2. participate actively to produce creative road safety messages
3. create action plans to implement road safety measures for their school routes, school environments and beyond
4. become aware that there is a strong connection between safe behaviour on roads and protecting their own lives

And what has the VIA program achieved thus far?

• 15702 students between 10-14 years across Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru completed VIA classroom training sessions since the launch in 2019.
• 1372 school teachers trained till date.
• The program has been implemented in 58 schools in Mumbai, 42 schools in Delhi and 10 schools in Bengaluru since the launch in 2019.
• Annual inter school road safety competitions and symposiums for relevant government stakeholders and school authorities were conducted to create a larger dialogue on school road safety for young students.
• Tutorials on Safe Walking and Cycling via animated films.

At TotalEnergies, safety is a core value. We aspire to be recognized as a benchmark for safety standards in the industry. Based on this mind-set, our overarching goal is to build a positive safety culture where everyone in the organization; from managers and employees to partner companies and local stakeholders follow safety as an integral part of the processes guiding their everyday actions.

Keeping the above objective in mind, TotalEnergies India with its implementing partner, Sambhav Foundation, has set up a Centre of Excellence (CoE) at Bhiwandi, Maharashtra to train Heavy Commercial Vehicle (HCV) drivers on Defensive Driving Skills and Road Safety.

TotalEnergies Centre of Excellence is a state of the art training centre set up with the purpose of disseminating knowledge to all the participants to achieve excellence in the field of Road Safety. In its first year, the centre aims to impart a Comprehensive Road Safety Training Program with theoretical and practical training to 1800 truck drivers.

The state of the art centre, with a dedicated classroom for theoretical training and a separate simulator room for practical training, is spread across 3400 sq. feet where the focus of the design and layout has been on ensuring simplicity in design and ensuring health & safety standards.

The training consists of a meticulously designed eight-hour module covering both theory and practical sessions.

Theory sessions aim to train drivers on key aspects of the vehicle such as importance of seat belts, driving techniques to build defensive driving skills as well as key measures to take to avoid accidents. Further, the practical sessions make use of a state of the art simulator. The simulator sessions aim to equip drivers with key skills required for defensive driving on difficult terrains and weather conditions as well as identify and correct mistakes while driving in a safe and controlled environment.

In addition to the road safety training program, the centre will be used to conduct eye camps, health camps and other community development activities. 

The efforts are focused on preventing occupational and transport accidents, and on preventing major accidents and accidental spills.