Every year over 40,000 persons are killed and 1.6 million injured in road traffic accidents in the European Union. There are, however, considerable regional differences in the number of deaths in traffic. For example, the number of persons killed per 100,000 vehicles during 1996 was only 14 in the UK and 18 in Finland, whereas the corresponding figure in Greece was 73 and 125 in Turkey. Analyses of traffic crashes indicate that human factors are a sole or a contributory factor in 90% of road traffic accidents. Hence, the causes of road accidents can be found in drivers' unsafe behavior due to poor skills and/or risky attitudes. Relevant and thorough driving education is of great importance in the process of learning safe driver skills and adopting safe driver attitudes. Since most drivers get their primary education from qualified driving instructors (DI), the quality of DI training is directly reflected in drivers' attitudes, driving skills, and, finally, traffic safety. The aim of the proposed project is to improve the quality of DI professional skills by providing them with a multimedia-training package. The package is aimed at expanding DI skills-based driving knowledge with detailed knowledge of traffic safety problems caused by novice drivers, enhancing their attitudes about traffic safety, and providing relevant teaching materials for them.