Introducing the Safety Cam Car: Preparing Young Motorists for Speed Cameras

The Safety Cam Car is a children's ride designed to teach speed awareness. Aimed at 3 to 8-year-olds, it is becoming popular in the UK. The ride, created by Ashley Herron, offers interactive features and safety messages to prepare young motorists for speed cameras. It costs around £4000 and is being adopted by major UK supermarkets, with plans for international expansion. The ride aims to instill the consequences of speeding in children, potentially reducing future road casualties.

What is the primary goal of the Safety Cam Car ride for children?

• To entertain children with a fun ride

• To familiarize children with speed cameras and road safety

• To teach children how to drive

• To prepare children for future driving tests

Who invented the Safety Cam Car ride and why?

• Ashley Herron, due to his experiences with speed cameras

• John Smith, to promote road safety

• Emily Brown, to create a new children's ride

• Michael Johnson, to reduce road accidents

What significant impact have speed cameras had in the UK?

• Higher road maintenance costs

• Reduced road casualties

• Increased traffic congestion

• More traffic violations

How much does the Safety Cam Car ride cost approximately?

• 2000 pounds

• 3000 pounds

• 4000 pounds

• 5000 pounds

Which UK supermarkets have adopted the Safety Cam Car ride?

• Marks & Spencer, Boots, and WHSmith

• Tesco, Asda, and Sainsbury's

• Aldi, Iceland, and Co-op

• Morrisons, Waitrose, and Lidl