Are you outgoing, optimistic and positively charged that people can't help but be drawn to you? Then you must be a cheerleader — and on the road you happy go lucky, naturally upbeat and energetic.
A game app launched by the Singapore Road Safety Council and Traffic Police Department lets you find out what type of road user you are. We kid you not."There are eight road-user profiles and users have to answer several questions before the application will determine their road user profile. Based on this profile analysis, the game will provide users with suitable suggestions on road safety and how they can become a safer road user. TP hopes that the individualised profile will spark self-reflection among road-users on their own behaviour, and encourage them to become safer road-users," according to the news release.
There are also mini games in the application which allows the player to take on the roles of a pedestrian, cyclist or motorist. During the game, the player will encounter different scenarios and points will be awarded or deducted based on the actions performed by the player.
Why all this fun? In case you didn't know, it's Singapore Road Safety Month, and the United Nation’s Road Safety Week theme is children and road safety. The “RoadPro” mobile application is now available for free download on the Apple iTunes App Store and Google Play Store.
Are you outgoing, optimistic and positively charged that people can't help but be drawn to you? Then you must be a cheerleader — and on the road you happy go lucky, naturally upbeat and energetic.
A game app launched by the Singapore Road Safety Council and Traffic Police Department lets you find out what type of road user you are. We kid you not."There are eight road-user profiles and users have to answer several questions before the application will determine their road user profile. Based on this profile analysis, the game will provide users with suitable suggestions on road safety and how they can become a safer road user. TP hopes that the individualised profile will spark self-reflection among road-users on their own behaviour, and encourage them to become safer road-users," according to the news release.
There are also mini games in the application which allows the player to take on the roles of a pedestrian, cyclist or motorist. During the game, the player will encounter different scenarios and points will be awarded or deducted based on the actions performed by the player.
Why all this fun? In case you didn't know, it's Singapore Road Safety Month, and the United Nation’s Road Safety Week theme is children and road safety. The “RoadPro” mobile application is now available for free download on the Apple iTunes App Store and Google Play Store.