Partigo

Partigo is an escape game on a coach, designed to teach teenagers about road safety.

Partigo is a treasure hunt with puzzles, codes everywhere, and a whimsical universe designed to raise students' awareness of road safety without taking themselves too seriously, allowing them to learn while having fun.

One of our drivers brings a bus to the schools. The escape game takes place inside the bus.

All of Partigo's puzzles are related to road safety knowledge to help students gain independence and confidence and learn the right reflexes. A major challenge: supporting young students in their daily mobility at a pivotal time (when they start middle school) to reduce the number of accidents.

Partigo takes place in three stages:

The classroom preparation with the teacher, based on a booklet provided by Transdev;
The game time on the coach, led by a Transdev employee, dedicated to solving the riddles;
The restitution back in class, the next day, with the teacher.

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The video presents “PARTI'GO,” an educational escape game on road safety designed for 5th‑grade and 6th‑grade students. The Concept The experience aims to raise young people’s awareness of safe mobility practices in a fun and immersive way. It unfolds in three stages: In the classroom: Students receive their mission by email: to discover tips and best practices for moving safely on foot, by bike, and by coach [00:07]. In front of the school (one week later): The class boards a parked coach to solve 15 puzzles in 30 minutes [00:22]. Back in the classroom: A debriefing session allows students to share what they learned from the experience [00:52]. Challenges on Board the Coach To help “intergalactic travelers” [00:42], students must complete several missions: Distinguishing zones: identifying play areas versus traffic areas [00:30]. Behavior: adopting the right behavior inside the vehicle [00:33]. Orientation: learning how to navigate using a map [00:35]. Emergencies: knowing which emergency numbers to call if needed [00:37]. Educational Objectives The goal is to turn students into ambassadors of good road safety practices, enabling them to move around confidently—even along roads without sidewalks [00:56]. The project is a Transdev (Lemon) initiative aimed at making road safety education more engaging for young people [01:01].