Live webinar dedicated to the theme of road safety and sustainable urban mobility. This virtual event will bring together representatives from relevant government agencies, private sector stakeholders, and civil society organizations to discuss challenges, solutions, and innovations in improving road safety across the country.
The webinar will feature a special video address by the official representative of European Mobility Week, which will be pre-recorded and translated for local audiences. Key topics to be covered include pedestrian and cyclist safety, smart mobility technologies, infrastructure planning, and public awareness initiatives.
The event will be broadcasted live on YouTube and amplified through social media platforms and national news outlets to reach a wide and diverse audience. By fostering dialogue between stakeholders and raising awareness among the public, this initiative aims to promote safer, more inclusive, and environmentally friendly mobility solutions in line with European standards.

We will conduct random safety checks on micromobility roads (scooter and bicycle lanes) and pedestrian walkways across key urban areas in Baku city. The aim is to assess real-life conditions, identify safety risks, and evaluate the actual usability and accessibility of these lanes.

Team of Transport Volunteers will document findings on-site and fact-check common assumptions about road and lane safety. The results—including both positive examples and areas of concern—will be transparently shared with the public to raise awareness, encourage civic engagement, and promote responsible use of urban space.

Insights and visuals from the safety audits will be published across social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, using engaging formats like reels, photo reports, and interactive polls to reach and involve a wider audience.

This initiative aims to bridge the gap between urban mobility planning and public perception by highlighting both truths and misconceptions about shared road safety.

This activity focuses on enhancing pedestrian safety around secondary educational institutions by repainting pedestrian crossings and installing special warning signs in school zones. The goal is to improve visibility, alert drivers to the presence of children, and create a safer walking environment for students during their daily commute.

By reinforcing school zone infrastructure, this initiative not only addresses road safety concerns but also encourages active mobility, such as walking or cycling to school. The project is carried out in collaboration with local municipalities and school communities, and serves as a practical step toward building more child-friendly urban spaces.

The process and impact of the activity will be shared through social media channels and local media outlets during the European Mobility Week, to promote public awareness and inspire similar actions across other neighborhoods.

A series of interactive educational sessions on traffic rules and safe road behavior tailored for pupils in secondary schools and students in higher education institutions. These sessions aim to build awareness, promote responsible behavior, and equip young people with essential knowledge about pedestrian, cyclist, and passenger safety.

Using engaging formats such as quizzes, visual presentations, the sessions will cover topics including traffic signs, crossing rules, micromobility use, and accident prevention. The goal is to empower the next generation with the skills and mindset needed to navigate city streets safely and responsibly—whether on foot, on wheels, or as passengers.

These activities will be carried out in collaboration with educational institutions, traffic police, and road safety experts, and highlights will be shared through social media platforms to broaden the reach and inspire wider participation.

An outdoor educational event in the city center focused on the safe use of scooters by the population. The activity includes a clear explanation of basic traffic rules, safety equipment, and responsible riding behavior, followed by a hands-on demonstration where participants can practice safe scooter riding in a supervised environment.

Topics will include helmet use, correct braking techniques, navigating pedestrian areas, and awareness of surroundings. The session aims to build confidence and responsibility, reduce the risk of accidents, and promote micromobility as a safe and sustainable mode of transport when used correctly.

In collaboration with the City Road Police, this special informative bus tour is organized to provide children with a fun, engaging, and educational experience on the move. During the guided city tour, road safety officers and Azerbaijan Land Transport Agency specialists will offer visual explanations of traffic signs, road markings, and key traffic rules in real-life settings.

As the bus moves through the city, children will observe how traffic systems work, understand the meaning of various signs, and learn about the roles of different road users—all explained in an interactive and age-appropriate way. The tour aims to make road safety education tangible and memorable, turning the city into a living classroom.

A community-wide bicycle ride to promote sustainable transport, healthy lifestyles, and road safety awareness. This inclusive event is open to the public and held with the support of the Azerbaijan Cycling Federation and leading bicycle companies, uniting cyclists of all ages and skill levels.

Participants will ride through a designated city route, demonstrating the power of cycling as a clean, efficient, and eco-friendly mode of transportation. The ride will feature safety briefings, support stations, and giveaways from participating cycling companies. Highlights will be shared across social media platforms and news outlets to amplify the message of sustainable urban mobility.