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<> "Primary School Students' Safety and Self-protection Common Sense 1. Traffic Safety on the Road 1. Pull over on the road, walking in the middle will hinder the passage of vehicles, and there is a risk of being hit.

2. When walking, don't play while walking, and don't read a book while walking. 3. If several people are walking together, they should line up and walk aside, and the team should be lined up vertically, not sideways, so as not to hinder others from walking.

4. Don't fight, play, or roller skate on the road, as it is easy to get into danger. 5. Pay special attention to the vehicles in front and behind on rainy days, and it is best to wear yellow raincoats, rain boots, umbrellas and other rain gear to attract the attention of the driver.

When playing an umbrella, do not block the view. Umbrellas should not be used as toys for attack, so as not to stab people.

6. Children under the age of 12 are not allowed to ride on the road. 2. Safety that should be paid attention to when riding a car 1. Do not put your head and hands out of the window.

2. Do not throw empty cans or other garbage out of the window, which will pollute the environment, and will hit pedestrians or other vehicles, causing danger. 3. Don't run around in the car to prevent the car from hitting hard objects when braking.

4. When getting on and off the bus, you should start from the right, because there may be a car coming from the left. 5. When getting off the bus, you must first make sure that there is no car behind you before you can get off.

3. After school or weekends, when choosing an activity venue, you should pay attention to the problems 1. You should go to a place where there is no vehicle traffic, such as parks, squares and town ridges. 2. Don't play on a construction site.

3. Don't play too close to the river to avoid falling into the river. 4. Don't go swimming in small rivers and ponds.

5. Don't play on the road, it is dangerous and will hinder traffic. 4. Safety that should be paid attention to when crossing the road 1. Pay attention to the changes in traffic lights when crossing the road.

When the red light is on, you can't cross the street; When the green light is on, you must also see that there are no cars coming on the left and right before you can cross the road; If the signal changes halfway through the road, cross the road quickly. 2. Sometimes when the red light is on, the car is still far away from the intersection, and it is not possible to cross the road at this time.

Because it looks like the car is far away, but in the blink of an eye, it will drive up to you. 3. There is generally more than one signal light at the intersection, which place should I look at? You should look at the signal light across the road that you want to cross.

4. When going out of the alley or green bushes, don't run over suddenly, because there may be cars passing by. 5. Don't try to save trouble, cross the road from under the fence and outside the zebra crossing.

1) Do not play on the stairs, especially if the stairs are crowded, you must keep to the right.

2) It is strictly forbidden to slide down or chase and run on the handrails of the stairs, stepping on the air or hitting people may cause serious injuries.

3) It is strictly forbidden to climb high or poke things out of the balcony railing, especially when cleaning the window, do not lean out of the window.

4) Don't play on the construction site, there are many debris on the ground, it is easy to hurt your feet, and the bricks and tiles on the building may fall at any time and break your head.

5) Don't play behind the car, especially hide and seek, and don't play next to a dilapidated house.

When you're out and about, it's a good idea to do the following:

1) Tell adult relatives to go ** themselves, about when they will come back, and with whom.

2) When going out alone, walk in a group as much as possible, and go to a crowded place.

3) When going out at night, bring flashlights and other items, take brightly lit avenues, and do not take shortcuts or paths.

4) Don't ride on strangers' rides.

5) Take the bus, as close as possible to the driver and conductor.

3. Knowledge of traffic safety.

1) When crossing the street, use the sidewalk, and walk on the side of the road if there is no sidewalk.

2) Use the sidewalk when crossing the roadway; Sidewalks controlled by traffic signals should stop at red lights and go at green lights; If the scattered jujube is not controlled by traffic signals, you must pay attention to passing vehicles and do not chase and run.

3) When crossing a roadway without sidewalks, see the situation clearly, give way to the vehicle, and do not suddenly cross when the vehicle is approaching.

4) When crossing a road without sidewalks, drive straight through and do not take shortcuts, or jaywalk in front of or behind the car.

5) Do not forcibly stop, chase, pickpocket, or throw objects on the road.

6) Do not play, sit or lie down on the road, or engage in other behaviors that obstruct traffic.

7) Do not drill over or over pedestrian guardrails or road barriers.

1. Non-motorized vehicles are driving on non-motorized lanes. There is a white line around the intersection that is the "stop line". When the red light is on, various vehicles should stop within this line.

The promenade on the road is made up of white lines like zebra stripes, which are called "pedestrian crossing lines". It is safer for pedestrians to cross the road here.

2. Isolation facilities: traffic isolation facilities mainly include pedestrian guardrails and isolation piers or green isolation belts. Pedestrian guardrails are used to protect pedestrians, prevent pedestrians from crossing the road into the roadway and prevent vehicles from entering the sidewalk.

Isolation piers or green separation belts are located on the roadway to separate motor vehicles from non-motor vehicles or vehicles. We hope that you do not step over the guardrails and isolation piers or green separation belts and walk into the roadway, otherwise there is a risk of being stopped by vehicles.

Finally, "civilized walking, building harmony", which requires every citizen to start from themselves, start from small things, so that the "safe road orange" is more unimpeded.

Traffic safety knowledge can be written down in a slippery way:

1. Traffic safety is very important, and traffic rules should be remembered. Habits should be cultivated from an early age, and don't go crazy on the road.

2. Walk on the sidewalk, and lean to the right without the sidewalk. The overpass tunnel is a crosswalk, and it is impossible to cross the road.

3. One slow, two look at three passes, don't go to the road with the vehicle. Riding a bicycle must abide by the rules and not rush to run a red light.

4. Pay attention to the safety of the car, and queue up to obey the order. You can't reach out the window, hold on to the handle, and don't forget.

<>1. Common sense of walking safety: when the command light signal is green, pedestrians are allowed to pass; When the yellow light is on, pedestrians are not allowed to pass, but pedestrians who have entered the sidewalk can continue to pass; When the red light is on, pedestrians, walking, and walking are not allowed to walk on the sidewalk, and walk on the side of the road where there is no sidewalk.

2. Instructions for riding: it is not allowed to greet the vehicle in the middle of the road, the motor vehicle is not allowed to stretch out of the window of any part of the body during driving, when riding, it is not allowed to stand, it is not allowed to eat in the car, it is not forced to get on and off the car, so that it is necessary to wait for the bus to line up and get on the bus according to the order; When you get out of the car, wait for the vehicle to drive away before walking, and if you want to cross the road, make sure to cross it in a safe way.

3. Traffic markings: On the road, the various color lines drawn with paint are "traffic markings". A long yellow or white straight line in the middle of the road is called the "lane centerline".

It is used to separate vehicles so that they do not interfere with each other. The white lines on both sides of the center line are called the "lane demarcation line" of the banquet group, where the dotted line indicates that it can be crossed, and the solid line is the opposite.

4. Non-motorized vehicles are driving on non-motorized lanes. There is a white line around the intersection that is the "stop line". When the red light is on, various vehicles should stop within this line.

The promenade on the road is made up of white lines like zebra stripes, which are called "pedestrian crossing lines". It is safer for pedestrians to cross the road here.

5. Isolation facilities: traffic isolation facilities mainly include pedestrian guardrails and isolation piers or green isolation belts. Pedestrian guardrails are used to protect pedestrians, prevent pedestrians from crossing the road into the roadway and prevent vehicles from entering the sidewalk.

Isolation piers or green separation belts are located on the roadway to separate motor vehicles from non-motor vehicles or vehicles.