Chase Wave News Reporter: Yun Yun
Correspondents: Huang Yiyan, Zhu Junxiao
Wuhan Hongshan, a city of universities, gathers colleges and universities, and gathers students. In order to strengthen the traffic safety awareness and self-protection awareness of college students, prevent and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents involving college students, Wuhan Hongshan Traffic Police deepened the "police-school integration" mechanism, continued to carry out traffic safety education activities in colleges and universities, and made every effort to build a solid campus traffic safety barrier.
On December 13, the Nanhu Squadron of the Traffic Brigade of Wuhan Hongshan District walked into Wuhan City Vocational College and cooperated with the security office of the school to carry out the theme activity of "Campus Traffic Safety Month". During the activity, the police gave a traffic safety class to the students, aiming at the daily traffic travel characteristics of college students and common traffic violations on campus, combined with typical road traffic accidents, explaining the serious consequences of drunk driving, overspeeding and other illegal behaviors, emphasizing the importance of "staying away from trucks" and "one helmet and one belt", and guiding students to develop good Xi of obeying traffic laws and civilized travel.
"How to apply for a second-hand electric vehicle?" "Will I be punished for not wearing a helmet on the road?" At the traffic safety publicity point in the school, the police carried out traffic safety publicity by distributing traffic safety leaflets, WeChat applet learning Xi, etc., and patiently answered the students' questions. At the same time, the school security office will be linked to the school to carry out centralized rectification of illegal behaviors such as excessive electric vehicles without licenses, umbrellas with canopies, and illegal carrying of people, so as to further purify the campus road traffic environment and eliminate potential traffic safety hazards on campus.
On the morning of December 5, Hu Lianjun, deputy captain of the Hongshan District Traffic Brigade, led a team into Wuhan University of Technology to carry out traffic safety publicity in colleges and universities, and invited the "Mobile Vehicle Management Office" of the Traffic Management Bureau of the Municipal Public Security Bureau to come to the campus to provide door-to-door service for teachers and students of colleges and universities, which was welcomed by teachers and students.
At the event site, the publicity display boards with the themes of "Civilized Traffic, You and I Walk Together" and "Ten Must Investigate Electric Vehicle Violations" attracted many teachers and students to stop and watch. Through the method of answering questions and answers on traffic safety knowledge, teachers and students can learn Xi traffic safety knowledge and traffic laws and regulations in the process of answering questions. Many students said that they had learned new traffic safety knowledge points during the activity and would continue to strengthen their Xi of traffic laws and regulations in the future.
The "Mobile Vehicle Management Office" provides teachers and students with related services such as the replacement of driver's licenses upon expiration, the replacement of driver's license information, and the replacement of damaged driver's licenses, and guides teachers and students to use the "Traffic Management 12123" APP to handle traffic management business online. In order to facilitate teachers and students to handle the car driving management business, the service vehicle is also equipped with medical personnel to provide the required physical examination services for the business personnel and issue physical condition certificates.
It is reported that during the event, the Hongshan traffic police issued more than 400 copies of various publicity materials, accepted more than 30 traffic consultations, and handled more than 10 driver's license business with the "mobile vehicle management office", and the intimate publicity service won unanimous praise from teachers and students.