Landesverkehrswacht Bayern e.V.

About the Landesverkehrswacht Bayern

The Landesverkehrswacht Bayern e.V. (LVW) is a registered, non-profit association based in Munich, founded on 13.07.1950. Its aim is to promote road safety and prevent traffic accidents in Bavaria. Together with the local traffic safety associations in the seven Bavarian administrative districts, the LVW offers measures and projects, including traffic education at pre-school and school level, safe-route training and school-route services, the school crossing patrol competition, and driver training for young drivers and senior citizens. Further offerings include campaign events, traffic counselling, poster campaigns and the award of the Bavarian Road Safety Prize. The head office is located at Ridlerstraße 35a in Munich. The patron is the Bavarian Minister President Dr. Markus Söder. It is a non-commercial association and not a manufacturing company; the platform categories for manufacturing processes and materials therefore do not apply.

Site

Munich

Processes

Road safety work and accident prevention, Traffic education (pre-school, school, senior citizens), Safe-route training and school-route services, School crossing patrol competition, Driver training (EVA, safety training SHT, practical training for senior citizens), Campaign events and traffic counselling, Poster campaigns and general road safety awareness, Award of the Bavarian Road Safety Prize

Founded

1950-07-13

Industries

Road safety, Traffic education, Association work / Non-commercial association

Location

Inside the production

History

1. 1950

   Foundation of the Landesverkehrswacht Bayern on 13.07.1950 in Munich with the aim of promoting road safety and preventing traffic accidents.

2. 2025

   75 years of road safety – anniversary with online brochure.