In order to ensure the safety of agricultural vehicles and drivers at night, prevent and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents. Purify the road traffic environment, solidly carry out the "I do practical things for the masses" practice activities, and enhance the people's sense of travel security. On November 3, the traffic management brigade of the Right Middle Banner Public Security Bureau of the Xing'an League Section was on duty by the police in response to the lack of tail lights of agricultural vehicles in the jurisdiction, and there were potential safety hazards in driving at night, and the police continued to help the masses paste "traffic safety reflective stickers" to escort the traffic safety of the jurisdiction, which was welcomed by the people in the jurisdiction.
The driver of the agricultural vehicle said: Thank you to the traffic police comrades for our agricultural vehicle reflective label stickers to give us a popularization of road traffic safety knowledge, so that when we drive at night, the reflective stickers will glow and avoid traffic accidents. For the warm measures of the traffic police, the driver of the agricultural vehicle gave a thumbs up and said that the service of the police on duty was too good.
Through the "bright tail" action to paste reflective stickers for agricultural vehicles, the safety of agricultural vehicles has been effectively guaranteed, the traffic safety awareness of the peasant masses has been enhanced, and "I do practical things for the masses" has been fully reflected in the results of the education and rectification of the contingent.
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▎ Material source: Xing'an League Section Right Central Banner Public Security Bureau Traffic Management Brigade
▎Communicator: Wang Tieyuan
▎Submission email: [email protected]
▎Material finishing: Liu Jiatong
▎Review: Zhang Rui