In order to effectively enhance students' awareness of traffic safety
Help students develop good travel habits
"Safety Companions" collected
Typical road traffic accident cases for students
I hope that parents and students
Learn from accident cases
Travel safely
Remind parents and friends
Be sure to keep it in mind with your child
Here are some tips for safe travel
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Minors lack traffic safety awareness and lack of ability to judge road conditions, and it is hoped that parents will strengthen supervision and safety education for their children, and always put safety first. In order to avoid traffic accidents, please assist and guide your child to do the following:
1. Teach children to walk on the sidewalk, pay attention to traffic signals, and cross the road to achieve "one slow, two looks, three passes". To school, after school and regular activities, do not walk, play, or play on the motorway, do not climb over the guardrails in the middle or on both sides of the street, and do not pick up moving vehicles.
2. When crossing an intersection or crossing the road, you should take the nearest zebra crossing, underpass, pedestrian bridge and other street crossing facilities, and pay attention to the vehicles coming and going, and do not run violently.
3. When parents pick up and drop off students, they must be at the pick-up and drop-off location designated by the school, and park the vehicle in an orderly manner, leave as soon as possible after picking up and dropping off students, and do not stay for a long time, so as not to affect the normal traffic. When riding an electric bicycle or motorcycle to transport students to and from school, parents and students should consciously wear safety helmets.
4. When driving out or picking up children, you should always set an example and use your own behavior to influence and guide your children to form good traffic habits.
5. Educate children to take the bus consciously and civilly, get on the bus in an orderly manner, do not crowd, grab seats, fight, chat and play with the driver at will, and do not stretch their heads and hands out of the window to ensure personal safety during the ride.
6. Educate children not to take the "three nos" (i.e., no driver's license, no license plate, no operating license) vehicles to and from school; do not take scrapped vehicles, assembled vehicles, trucks, electric tricycles, agricultural vehicles and other illegal operating vehicles and non-standard vehicles in poor condition; do not sit in overcrowded, overloaded, speeding and other traffic violations and other vehicles that are not safe and secure.
7. Parents should choose a safe and secure way of transportation for their children to and from school, especially to strengthen the prevention of traffic accidents in bad weather. In order to ensure the safety of students, parents are encouraged to pick up and drop off their children to and from school in person. Students under the age of 12 are strictly prohibited from riding bicycles and students under the age of 16 riding electric vehicles to and from school.
8. Strictly abide by road traffic safety regulations, and do not occupy bus lanes, bus stops, fire escapes, pedestrian crossings, sidewalks (blind roads), non-motorized lanes and motorized lanes when temporarily parking to and from students, and shall not obstruct the passage of other vehicles and pedestrians.
9. Parents should take responsibility for the guardianship of their children, keep in close contact with school teachers, and seriously criticize and educate their children if they are found to have violated traffic laws and regulations.
10. If you find that you have used unlicensed, unlicensed, and uninsured "three no" vehicles and vehicles with overcrowding, speeding and other violations to pick up and drop off students, I hope you can report to the traffic police, traffic and other departments in time.
Parents and friends are invited to educate their children to abide by traffic laws, help children improve their awareness of traffic safety, actively resist bad traffic habits with students, and be the "guide" of children's traffic safety!
Source: Security Peer Official Account