Mar Cogollos, AESLEME director, received the recognition to the “Personal Commitment to Road Safety” within the 1st National Road Safety Awards of the Fundación Club de Seguridad y el Ayuntamiento de Alcobendas (Road Safety Club Foundation and the Government of Alcobendas). The objective was to acknowledge the actions of people, police units, companies, professionals or volunteers for their good practices in management and investigation and training activities in road safety.

UNESPA has awarded the Road Safety Award 2009 – with 50,000€ - to AESLEME. The president of the Permanent Commission of the Comisión de Seguros de Automóviles (Automobile Insurance Commission), Antonio Huertas, said that this decision supposes “continuing supporting the labour of this association in its ‘It Can Happen To You’ prevention and awareness campaign”, a labour that has reached 2 million children and young people.

The president of UNESPA, Pilar González de Frutos, and Antonio Huertas presented the resolution of the 2009 awards which are organised by UNESPA for contributing to the prevention of accidents and reduction of traffic victims. Gustavo Almela, director of AESLEME Exterior Relations, thanked the contribution of UNESPA, stressed the importance of this support, with which AESLEME would not have been able to carry out its work, and summarised the work that is carried out on a day to day basis from this association educating for the safety on the streets. Furthermore, the project Cibersomosaguas received the second prize of 40.000 euros.

Probisa donnates 4,000 euros to AESLEME for its contribution to road safety

Probisa awarded AESLEME and the Civil Guard Foundation the total amount of its ACEX National Award – with 8,000€ - to Conservation of Safety. Mar Cogollos, director of AESLEME, received this donation “with much gratitude, in this difficult year of economic crisis, - Mar commented. - With this money we can reach 10 or 20 thousand kids”. The donation will be destined to the awareness and prevention of traffic accidents “It Can Happen To You” campaign which AESLEME imparts in educational centres and military academies.