Designed for kids in the preschool, high school and college levels, the seminar, which can accommodate between 50 to 300 students, is taught inside school campuses. The one-and-a-half hour seminar helps participants to learn responsibility behind the wheel and to recognize and prevent the causes of road accidents.

Topics for preschoolers include: Proper bike riding techniques; the importance of using protective gear such as helmets, knee and elbow pads; getting in and out of school buses and public vehicles; and the proper use of seatbelts and car safety seats.

High school and college students, meanwhile, are taught the causes of accidents; getting in and out of a vehicle; accident facts in the Philippines; car conditions and safety features; pedestrian safety; driving tips; and common traffic signs.

The RIDE seminar has been conducted at the American Chamber Foundation, June 9; La Salle Greenhills, July 3 to 5; Pedro Diaz High School, July 11; Asia Pacific College (APC), July 15; Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa and Muntinlupa Elementary School, July 18; Mustard Seed Pre-School, July 19; and the Philadelphia School, July 23 and University of Makati, July 24; while De La Salle University and San Beda Alabang are scheduled on July 26 and July 31, respectively.