The museum is initiatives under the Transport Social Service (SEST) and the National Transport Service (SENAT) umbrella.
The exhibits include a life-sized simulated 'city' environment used to teach pedestrians and cyclists about traffic hazards.
It features a dedicated collection of historical truck models documenting the transition of cargo transport in Brazil.
The site uses virtual reality technology to allow visitors to experience high-risk scenarios without physical danger.
It doubles as a research center for road safety data specific to the Southern region of Brazil.
The Memorial da Segurança no Transporte is an educational museum in Curitiba dedicated to traffic safety and the history of transport in Brazil. It serves as a specialized space for accident prevention education, targeting both children and adults through interactive simulations. The facility is maintained by the FETRANSPAR (Federation of Road Transport Companies of the State of Paraná). It houses a collection of vintage vehicles and equipment that trace the evolution of logistics and public road safety. Visitors engage with technology-driven simulators that demonstrate the consequences of distracted driving and mechanical failure. The site functions as a training center for defensive driving practices in industrial and road settings. It is integrated into a larger complex focused on professional training and sector standards.
Beside the restored vintage heavy-duty cargo trucks in the primary display hall.
Schedule your visit in advance as the museum often hosts large school groups that fill capacity.
Participate in the interactive simulation modules, as these are the core purpose of the visit.
Wear comfortable shoes as the facility covers a significant indoor and outdoor footprint.
Do not attempt to visit without confirming availability, as group training sessions can occasionally occupy the entire facility.
Closed on weekends; strictly operates on weekdays.
Casual, respectful dress is expected; children must be supervised by adults in simulation areas.
