The Joan Miró Sociocultural Centre in Móstoles hosts the photographic exhibition 'Pedestrian, don't cross your life', organised by the STOP Accidents association, from September 16 to 22.
The Joan Miró Sociocultural Centre in Móstoles hosts the travelling photographic exhibition 'Pedestrian, don't cross your life' from September 16 to 22, organised by the STOP Accidents Association (Association for Help and Guidance to Victims of Traffic Accidents) in collaboration with the Móstoles City Council, through the Department of Mobility, Transport, Consumption and Festivities.
The exhibition, composed of 22 works, uses photography to invite reflection on mobility and road safety, both in urban and interurban contexts. The images depict violations and risky situations involving pedestrians, drivers, and passengers, aiming to generate a critical view of behaviours on public roads.
The initiative seeks to promote road education and foster a culture of safer and more responsible mobility, reminding us that respecting traffic rules is a shared responsibility.
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