Good Practices
A road-safety practice that works well and others could copy.
Join free to enterGlince runs open photo and video competitions about the streets, roads and infrastructure of Kenyan cities. Enter for free, be scored on a published rubric, and win recognition for what you see.
Show us how road safety looks on the ground. Photograph or film, in up to 10 seconds, either a road-safety practice that works well or a harmful practice or hazard that puts road users at risk. Entries must be your own original work, recorded during the competition with location switched on. Never put yourself or anyone else at risk to get a shot.
A road-safety practice that works well and others could copy.
Join free to enterA harmful road-safety practice or hazard. Document the problem; do not make faces or number plates the subject, and never put yourself or others at risk.
Join free to enterNo special equipment needed. A phone camera with the date and location switched on is enough.
A free account with your email or Google. It takes a minute.
Record the scene yourself, during the competition, with location switched on.
Drag in your files. They are checked for originality straight away.
Scored on the published rubric, then reviewed by a human judge.
Winners are announced here and told by email.
Everyone competes on the same terms. Here is what we do to keep it that way.
The highest-ranked entries across our competitions. Scores stay private. Tap a picture to see it larger.
Yes. Registering and entering are free.
Anyone with a verified email address who accepts the Terms and Conditions.
Entries must be recorded during the competition, and some competitions are limited to an area. Your camera stores the date and, when location is switched on, the place. We read both from the file. Photos forwarded through messaging apps lose this information, so upload the original from your phone.
No. Entries must be real scenes recorded by you. They are screened automatically, and a judge can review any entry.
Each category has a rubric that you can read before you enter. Automated scoring helps apply it consistently, and a judge reviews every entry, adds their own points and can reject or disqualify entries that break the rules. People confirm the winners.
Only you, the judges and administrators can see your entries, and only judges and administrators see scores. The highest-ranked entries may be featured on this page and on the Winners page with your username. If you would rather not be featured, contact support and we will remove it.
Entries are analysed by automated services for scoring and originality checks, as described in the Terms and Conditions.
After judging ends. Winners appear on the Winners page and are told by email.
Open it in My Gallery and choose “Ask a judge to review”, or contact support.
Free to enter. No special gear. Just your eye and your city.