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When it comes to safety helmets
Some people's first reaction is
"Don't wear it!"
"Don't wear it!
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"Don't wear it!
I know why the traffic police have warned everyone again and again
Do you need to wear a safety helmet when riding a two- or three-wheeled vehicle?
Helmets can save lives in the most dangerous moments
This is not just a rhetoric
In order to further enhance the consciousness of electric vehicle and motorcycle riders to wear safety helmets. On April 11, the Traffic Management Brigade of Jiangxian County Public Security Bureau, together with multiple police types, adopted on-site dissuasion, legal education, registration information, on-site demonstration, etc., at various intersections in the jurisdiction, to explain to the masses the importance of wearing safety helmets and the dangers of illegal tricycle carrying and mixed loading of people and goods, and guide the masses to practice civilized traffic in their daily lives.
Han Zongli, captain of the Traffic Management Brigade of the Jiangxian County Public Security Bureau, went to various persuasion duty points to supervise and inspect the work.
What is the importance of wearing a safety helmet?
The head is the most fragile part of the human body and the most vulnerable to fatal injuries, when an accident occurs, the head is prone to skull fractures, intracranial hemorrhage and other injuries, which are life-threatening, and wearing a helmet is the simplest and most effective life-saving measure. When an accident occurs, the safety helmet can absorb most of the impact force, play a protective role of cushioning and shock absorption, which can reduce the proportion of injured people by 70% and the mortality rate by 40%. Without a helmet, the rate of head injury is 2.5 times higher than wearing a helmet, and fatal injuries without a helmet are 1.5 times higher than wearing a helmet. For electric vehicle drivers, helmets are equivalent to seat belts worn by car drivers, and are the last line of defense for drivers and passengers in case of danger.
Editor in charge: Yan Wenbin