Why do most Chinese have poor awareness of traffic safety and civilization?

Some people are because they haven't received much education, they are still living in the old era, and no one tells them what to do, but the other part of them just know that this is wrong, but they still want to violate it, they haven't gotten into trouble yet, and they don't know how precious life is.

First of all, let's talk about traffic awareness, everyone knows that Chinese cross the road in groups, as long as someone walks together, whether it is a traffic light or not, go directly. And now the society is the biggest feeling of pedestrians, all vehicles have to give way for them, when they cross the road, they think that you don't dare to hit me anyway, I pass mine, whatever.

I really don't think they know how fragile their lives are if they haven't been in a car accident themselves. I once saw a big truck that ran over a man to death. I almost threw up, and there was blood all over the ground, which I had just seen with my own eyes.

It's at a traffic light that I need to pass every day to go to school, and my brain is pressed out. <>

I think that if many people see it on the spot, they will obey the traffic in the future, whether they are crossing the street or driving. And Chinese also have a habit of drunk driving, always feel that they are very awesome, it is impossible to have a car accident, but when he really comes out, he regrets it too late.

The poor sense of civilization is really the reason why many people are not educated, and family education and environment are very important. Some parents can't educate their children's houses, their own quality is good, and they teach their children some bad habits, which leads to their own family civilization consciousness. And when parents don't pay attention, some behaviors are easy for children to learn, and children's favorite is to imitate others.

Hello, the traffic in other provinces and places is a part of the bad atmosphere and phenomenon, and the Northeast is the overall environment is not good, there is no conscious concept, motor vehicles, zebra crossings, pedestrians and pedestrians, traffic lights are almost non-existent, and it is a historical stubborn disease, deep-rooted, avoid cars, afraid of cars, dare to drive, can drive, cross each other, over time, vicious circle, my hometown in the Northeast Later, it was because I didn't like it, didn't appreciate it, and wasn't used to a lot of bad habits and phenomena to go out It is a matter of ideology, concept, and consciousness.

Affected by historical and social conditions, the overall quality needs to be improved.

After driving for nearly 20 years, the major cities of Huai fiber in the country have basically driven. In general, I feel that the more economically developed the area, the higher the driver's traffic awareness (quality). Not to mention electric cars and motorcycles, they are basically the same, and they are generally not afraid of death or harm.

Personally, I feel that there are more regular drivers in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Shenzhen. While driving, you can basically predict the driving trajectory of surrounding vehicles.

I often drive in Beijing, Beijing traffic jams are famous all over the country, in fact, choose a reasonable time and route when traveling, and if necessary, go around a few kilometers, and there is no such congestion. Most of the Beijing brand cars are more regular, and the common depressing thing is that the fast lane "lead blind imitation turtle speed" driving --- hit **. Out-of-town cars in Beijing may be forgiven for being unfamiliar with the roads and often merging at intersections urgently.

"Ji" card in Beijing more, obviously feel unruly more, sharp turns, forced merging, random parking common.

Shanghai and Hangzhou are similar, the roads are narrow and there are many cars, but there are many regular drivers, the driving is relatively gentle, and it is relatively easy to follow the traffic flow.

In Shenzhen, the car generally drives relatively fast, but it is quite regular. It's a bit like Hong Kong.

Chengdu should be particularly mentioned, probably because of the more casual character of Chengdu people, Chengdu drivers are also more casual driving, it is difficult to predict the driving trajectory, and unreasonable merging behaviors are common. Electric cars and pedestrians are more casual, so you have to be attentive when driving in Chengdu.

In terms of highways, I personally prefer the Yangtze River Delta.

In the Pearl River Delta and Shandong regional highways, although there are many large cars, they are generally more regular, and the road conditions are relatively good.

As an aside, I personally feel that traffic awareness is through traffic laws.

To establish and protect, the current domestic traffic laws and regulations have contributed to the indifference of traffic participants at some levels. The more typical is "no liability compensation", "motor vehicles are strong, non-motor vehicles."

Pedestrians are weak", so. The question is, are motor vehicle drivers also "strong"? The driver is not equal to a motor vehicle. Drivers, non-motorized vehicles, and pedestrians are also traffic participants, and should be equal in front of traffic laws.

Such a statement may not be very human, but there is a price to be paid for any rule, and the same is true for traffic gods. Strict and fair law enforcement is the most effective means of building traffic awareness.

Speaking of which, the topic of "traffic safety" can really be described as "old-fashioned". But this "old-fashioned" topic is always painful. In 1989, more than 144,000 people died in road accidents in China.

How sad and lamentable, with so many people dying in one year! In my memory, there is one thing that sticks out in my mind.

Last morning, around 7:50 a.m., it was the peak time for students to go to school and uncles and aunts to work. On the street, the traffic is like weaving. Suddenly, I saw a primary school student crossing the road in order to save effort, when the person walked to the road**, a middle school student happened to ride a bicycle, saw someone suddenly cross the road, the middle school student was surprised, dodged, the handlebar of the bicycle was hit by the pedestrian next to him, the bicycle suddenly lost its balance, the middle school student was suddenly unable to annihilate or prevent, fell to the ground.

At this time, a large truck drove by like a lightning speed, and the rear wheel ran over the head ......of the middle school student, and the middle school student died on the spot, and the scene was terrible to seeAfterwards, the elementary school student who did not obey the traffic laws was in pain and remorseful, but what was the use of this, tears and remorse could no longer be exchanged for the precious life of the middle school student's brother! Parents who lost their children cried and cried, and their livers and intestines were broken. That scene made the stone cry when he saw it, ......

Friends, after listening to the above story, maybe you also know the reason why there are so many people in a year. That's because too many people don't obey the traffic laws, which leads to the tragic incident. According to statistics:

Among them, about 70 percent of the deaths of children and teenagers due to the proximity of motor vehicles crossing the road account for about 70 percent of the total number of deaths.

Here, I appeal to students to pay attention to traffic safety, and to develop good habits of obeying traffic laws and obeying traffic order from an early age. In this way, we can thrive happily and happily.

Peace be upon you, oh peace upon you, your eternal happiness is ...... my greatest wish”

I think it's Shijiazhuang City, and it's no exaggeration to say that Shijiazhuang is the most chaotic city I've ever been.

This situation can be seen on the roadside in Shijiazhuang, many people ignore the traffic light instructions, a large number of people come to run the red light, they do not realize that the traffic is for everyone's good, but they are for their own interests, run the red light for no reason, which will be very chaotic traffic.

People who have lived in Shijiazhuang will know very well about being late for work. Because during the rush hour and the rush hour, the traffic flow is very much, but it is not very smooth, so that many people are late for work, and Shijiazhuang haze is very large, once there is a haze phenomenon, the time of vehicle walking is slow, a traffic jam, can be blocked for several hours, the heart is very irritable.

This kind of scene can often be seen in Shijiazhuang, there are long cars lined up on the road, many people, many cars are blocked, this is the scene that often appears in Shijiazhuang, it is not very obvious in the last two years, but in the past, this situation was commonplace.

In fact, as a person in Heilongjiang Province, I don't want to talk about my own city, but the traffic awareness of many cities in Heilongjiang Province is really poor.

Let's say Harbin, the provincial capital. Most drivers in Harbin will refuse to take the car, they think that the place you say is congested or too far away, they will drive away directly, and they will not look at you.

But the most interesting thing is some of the little bouncing tricycles in Harbin. Most of these small tricycles are active near Harbin Station or Jiangbei. I also couldn't sit a few times and was half scared to death.

Driving in the wrong direction on such a narrow road in Harbin, he also told me not to be afraid, he has good driving skills. I remember that there were still two streets to Ha station, and I got off the train, and I would rather walk over than go against the road.

Secondly, it is the small three-wheeled in Jiangbei, and most of the drivers there are disabled at the beginning. I think it's pitiful, and sometimes I just sit down. But these drivers really ignore the traffic rules.

You can open it however you want. Say U-turn and U-turn. Even when changing lanes, it often causes the normal driving vehicle to brake urgently.

Secondly, Heihe is also a place with poor traffic awareness. Because there are only a few intersections in Heihe, it is clear that you can't turn around, and cameras are installed. But other than that, many places where there are no cameras are very casual.

Sometimes you're going straight ahead and the car in front of you suddenly turns around.

I think this is still from the perspective of the supervision of the city's humanities education and traffic knowledge publicity, for example, in our Chaoshan area, there are tricycles and motorcycles running rampant, even if the car is moving, and it is not afraid of traffic surveillance cameras, which is a departmental problem.