Road Safety Day Monaco - Princess Charlene of Monaco led the inaugural Road Safety Day on March 23rd in Larvotto, promoting bike safety and sustainable mobility. She joined Prince Albert II, local authorities, and volunteers for the event, which featured activities like a pumptrack, a road safety circuit, and the Monabike Challenge, a cycling relay through the streets of Monaco. The event aimed to teach children how to bike safely, with fun attractions like a bike-powered smoothie blender. Local police officers participated in the challenge, finishing second. Families, like one mother with her son, enjoyed learning while having fun. Organizers hope the event becomes a regular part of Monaco’s calendar.
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