“Ready, Set, Drive!” – Interactive Presentation in Szeged

As part of the successfully awarded “Ready, Set, Drive!” grant project from last year, I held a presentation at the Szeged Community House. Two groups of young participants attended my talk, and I was able to actively involve them in the session, working together in teams. My topic was titled “Improving Transportation,” and we discussed the observations, problems, and suggestions that arise when using various means of transport.

I divided these into five categories: cars, public transportation, bicycles, electric scooters, and walking. We discussed what they had collected based on their personal experiences, and I shared examples and practices I had researched, along with issues I’m aware of. The presentation took place in a great atmosphere, which I consider another personal success – alongside obtaining my driver’s license this May.

Lili Anna Tokaji, Szeged Group 3

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