In a world increasingly aware of environmental and social challenges, the Agenda 2030 of the
United Nations It is the roadmap that establishes the objectives to address urgent problems
such as climate change, environmental degradation and inequality.

We wonder what role the transport sector plays, in particular driving schools,
in this agenda. Although mobility is a fundamental component of our lives, it is also
one of the main sources of greenhouse gas emissions and pollution
atmospheric.

How do we move? How do we teach to drive? How do we manage our vehicles? In
the context of driving schools and road training, The 2030 Agenda invites us to analyze our
methods and practices to be consistent with the principles of sustainability and social responsibility.

We can apply the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda in various ways.

Very important: focus road training towards efficient driving, and train students (and
community in general) about the environmental and economic advantages of low-emission vehicles, electric vehicles, etc.

Furthermore, it is basic teach driving techniques that maximize fuel efficiency. In the same way, prioritize teaching driving skills and Raise awareness about the risks of distracted driving, such as mobile phone use. And of course, carry out sustainable vehicle management.

Although the 2030 Agenda is a global framework, its success depends largely on the local and small-scale actions that each driving school and individual driver can contribute.

If you are going to purchase a new vehicle, inform yourself properly and choose low emission models. Consider electric or hybrid options. Be responsible behind the wheel: Reducing speed, avoiding sudden acceleration and braking, and keeping the vehicle properly maintained can not only improve road safety, but also reduce fuel consumption and emissions.

Stay up to date with the latest safe and efficient driving practices. In addition, we can share information about the importance of sustainable mobility and the actions that each of us can take to contribute to a cleaner and safer future.

Driving schools have a role to play in achieving the sustainable development goals set out in the 2030 Agenda. By adopting more sustainable road training practices and training responsible drivers, we can contribute significantly to creating a safer, cleaner future. and equitable for all.

We know that changes will be needed in our habits and behaviors, as well as clean infrastructure and technologies; but the long-term benefits for the environment and our quality of life will far outweigh the potential difficulties of transitioning to a more sustainable future.

Sustainable mobility is not a distant goal; It is a reality that we can build together, both in the driving school and on the road.