The Keeping Safe Program is delivered to youth in schools and community settings around NSW. The program is an interactive analysis of travel safety risks and examines the influence of family, friends and the social environment on the choices they make. The overall aim is to teach safe behaviours, encourage self-belief and empower young people to make better choices on the roads as drivers and passengers.

The Keeping Safe Program is delivered to various community organisations to ensure road safety education is accessible and inclusive by providing youth outside a school setting with the opportunity to participate in a road safety conversation. The program is customised for youth and sporting groups for participants to reflect and critically evaluate their behaviours and attitudes on the road as both drivers and passengers.

The program is an interactive workshop for parents and guardians of new and future young drivers all of whom have an important role to play in keeping their child safe on the roads. The overall aim of this program is to create awareness of the need for parents to take part in road safety education of young adults and provide them with practical tools to help keep their child safe.