Students take 10 modules to learn about car components, safety belts and learning to drive.
Teachers in the midlands have been part of a successful RSA and Government training scheme for TY road safety education.
Athlone and Portlaoise have been locations for in-person training sessions for the 'Road Safety Matters' programme.
It's teacher-led and developed by the RSA, IPB, the Department of Education and the Department of Transport-and has delivered training to almost 140 schools nationally.
Students will learn through 10 modules focused on aspects of road safety-including car components, safety belts and learning to drive.
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