Autosecurité: CGI Risk Awareness Testing in Wallonia, Belgium

Autosecurité needed to deliver a rigorous risk awareness test as part of the driver licensing process in Wallonia, Belgium. The test had to evaluate direct observation (close, mid-range and distance vision) and indirect observation (mirror use), all grounded in the Goals for Driver Education (GDE) matrix. With 11 test centres and over 50,000 candidates per year, the content needed to be realistic, consistent, standardised and capable of supporting a precise scoring system — where each hazard is linked to a predefined invisible detection zone, and clicking outside that zone costs a click.

Jellylearn produced a series of high-quality CGI video clips for Autosecurité's risk awareness test. Candidates are presented with 5 video clips, each containing 0–3 hazards, totalling 10 hazards with a maximum of 10 clicks and a pass mark of 6/10. Autosecurité took a novel approach to clip creation, using the same hazard scenarios but setting them in different weather conditions — with appropriate amendments to suit each circumstance — maximising content diversity from a controlled production base.