DP World Road Safety Tour | Day 5

07 July 2026 | From Arrive Alive


DP World Road Safety Tour | Day 5

Five days. Fifteen schools. Thousands of young learners reached. And the journey keeps growing.

Today, the DP World Road Safety Team visited:

  • Havana Primary School
  • Dr Abraham Iyambo Primary School
  • Van Rhyn Primary School

Together, we reached 2,435 learners, each bringing their own energy, curiosity, and enthusiasm to the day's road safety activities.

One of the highlights of the day was seeing learners confidently put their knowledge to the test. From identifying road signs to discussing the safest ways to cross busy roads, the participation was incredible. Hands shot up as learners eagerly shared their answers and experiences.

What continues to inspire us is how quickly these important messages resonate with young people. Many learners spoke about their daily journeys to and from school, reminding us why road safety education matters and why these conversations need to start early.

As we wrap up Day 5, we're proud of the thousands of learners who have already joined the movement towards safer roads across Namibia.

Every school has a story. Every learner has a voice. And every road safety lesson has the power to make a difference.

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