Mexico City, May 12, 2026.— Every year in Mexico, more than 16,000 people lose their lives in traffic accidents, and tens of thousands suffer serious
Fundación Aleatica promotes SeguroEsCool to improve child road safety around schools and reduce risks during everyday trips to class.
The Aleatica Foundation launches a road safety campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aiming to reduce risks with over 5.5 million visitors expected.
The Aleatica Foundation joined the “Ruta de las Empresas” exhibition at Santa Fe Shopping Centre, promoting road safety and sustainable mobility through art.
Young people from Chimalhuacán are training as agents of change to promote road safety and raise awareness among students.
Aleatica Foundation trained 84 motorcyclists in safe riding in Mexico City and provided certified helmets to promote safer mobility.
Mexico City is taking steps to regulate personal electric motorized vehicles, such as scooters and electric bicycles, with the aim of improving road safety and reducing risks for pedestrians and other road users.
This March 8, International Women’s Day, we at Fundación Aleatica are raising our voices for the fundamental right to travel safely.
Motorcycles have become an increasingly popular means of transportation in Mexico, both for personal travel and for work.
