Vlaamse Stichting Verkeerskunde (VSV) faced a familiar problem: their campaigns are strong, but often feel "top-down". Yet impact grows precisely when the message lives locally — with municipalities, schools and police zones. Until recently, that meant a great deal of manual work: personalised campaign materials were produced on a per-request basis. Slow, inefficient and difficult to scale.
We developed a simple tool for VSV that allows partners to personalise campaign materials themselves — directly on the campaign page. In a few clicks, users add their name, logo and format, and immediately download a professional, ready-to-use result. Fully in keeping with the campaign's house style, but with a local identity.
For generating:
As of April 2nd, 2026, this will be put into use for the latest VSV road safety campaign.
For VSV, this means campaigns do not stop at their own channels, but live on through a network of local partners — without any additional workload.
The tool is fully integrated into the campaign page on veiligverkeer.be. No separate tools, no accounts, no technical barriers — users can get started straight away.
Behind the scenes, the heavy lifting happens automatically:
VSV retains control over the campaign identity, whilst partners are given the freedom to engage locally.
At the same time, VSV gains insight into how the tool is being used: who deploys it, where and how often. This makes it possible to strengthen collaborations more effectively in future campaigns.
The tool has been built with reuse as its starting point.
From 2026 onwards, VSV will deploy the personalisation tool structurally across all their campaigns. New campaigns require only a visual update — the technology and functionality remain in place.
A national campaign with genuine local ownership. Greater reach, more credibility and more engagement with less effort. Or simply put: road safety that is not merely communicated, but shared.
Try it yourself on the VSV website