Ideas & Solutions
Faced with the challenge of making safety messages come to life, you have developed some creative add-ons to the demonstration. There are no new ideas in the world – or are there? Well here are how some of you increase the impact of your TACS demonstrations.
Hi-viz vest / magnets
If you are interested in producing your own TACS branded hi-viz jackets we can provide you with the instructions on the use of the iron on transfers you need. Just email talking.tacs@dhl.com.
Likewise if you would like to produce magnetic vehicle decals with the TACS logo, please get in contact and we can supply details. You will need to source the signs locally – your engineering department may be able to help.
Please note all costs of such materials will have to be met from local budgets, with the agreement of the manager responsible, and cannot be met by the Foundation.
Colouring book
The Global Road Safety Team, based in Bonn, has produced a road safety colouring book which is available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Flemish and German.
You can download it from the intranet, by clicking on the following link (you will only be able to access this link from the DHL network). Their website offers lots of interesting tools, so it is well worth a look.
Trevor Pinner, based in Trafford Park, has adopted a school-uniformed doll who perches on the cone placed under the wheel of the lorry, “She keeps bouncing back, but the children understand that they won’t,” he says