This study used the impact assessment framework to evaluate the outcomes of an extension program for TODA members at the Xentro Mall in Anao, Cabagan, Isabela, in August 2017 called Inputs, Activities, Outputs, Outcomes, and Impact were the main factors that were identified and measured during the evaluation. According to the study's conclusions, the beneficiaries of the TSE program activities carried out by the CCJE were discovered to have identified the suggested inputs, outputs, and project implementation activities as being undertaken by the beneficiaries. The training's medium-term impacts revealed that the beneficiaries understanding of traffic rules and regulations, traffic signs, and road courtesy and defensive driving had improved. As to the long-term impacts of the extension program, all the beneficiaries who participated in the survey said that they did not violate any traffic rules, they realized the importance of their occupation, they became more careful while traversing the public thoroughfare, and they maintained good relationships with their fellow TODA members and their passengers. Moreover, the beneficiaries who participated in the survey also mentioned that the local government unit of Cabagan, Isabela, showed their full support during the implementation of the program, representatives from the Philippine National Police, the Land Transportation Office, and faculty members from the College of Criminal Justice Education served as lecturers during the training, pre-tests and post-tests were administered before and after the training, and aside from lectures, the beneficiaries also agreed that during the training, they participated in demonstration exercises.

Keywords : Traffic Safety Education (TSE), Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association (TODA), Beneficiaries, Impacts