On May 16th, the sun was shining, and a special group of "small traffic police" appeared on the streets of Anju Avenue, who were primary school students from Anju No. 3 Primary School, and were actively participating in a meaningful traffic persuasion activity.
The "little traffic police" were dressed in neat costumes and wore bright red scarves, and stood energetically at the intersection and bus stop. Under the guidance of the traffic police uncle and teacher, they carefully studied traffic rules and persuasion skills.
Subsequently, these lovely "little messengers" officially took up their posts. With their immature but firm voices, they reminded passers-by to obey traffic lights and not run red lights; Patiently persuade non-motorized vehicle drivers to drive in the prescribed lanes and wear helmets; At the bus stop, we enthusiastically help the elderly and children to wait in line in an orderly manner.
Citizens from the past gave a thumbs up to these elementary school students and praised them for their seriousness and responsibility. A citizen said: "Seeing these children working so hard to advocate civilized traffic, we adults should set an example and obey traffic rules." ”
This traffic persuasion activity not only enhanced the awareness of traffic safety among the primary school students, but also influenced and drove more people to pay attention to traffic safety and abide by traffic laws and regulations through their actions. At the same time, it also fully demonstrates the positive spirit and strong sense of social responsibility of primary school students.
The relevant person in charge of Anju No. 3 Primary School said that similar activities will continue to be organized in the future, so that the concept of civilized traffic can penetrate into the hearts of every student and family, and jointly create a safe, orderly and civilized traffic environment. I believe that through such activities, the flower of civilized transportation will bloom in the hearts of more people, and our city will become more beautiful because of these small actions. (Source: Anju Third Elementary School)