How to Prevent Traffic Accidents in Children

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1. Establishing safety awareness is an important prerequisite for cultivating children's self-protection ability. Teachers and parents should consciously educate children on safety through storytelling, reading nursery rhymes, watching pictures, watching television, etc., in their daily life and teaching activities, so that children can establish a sense of self-protection.

2. Children's motor coordination, reaction speed and hand and leg muscle strength are important factors affecting children's self-protection ability. Many parents usually pay attention to safety education for their children, but often lack the awareness of improving children's self-protection ability by strengthening children's physical fitness.

3. Simulate the training of children's emergency response ability. For some harmful and easy-to-occur events, children should be simulated in daily life and learning to learn how to avoid danger. By designing themed activities such as "urban roads" and "traffic safety", children can play the role of police officers and pedestrians. Design the scene of the oncoming car so that they can understand the traffic rules from the game and learn how to deal with emergencies; You can also take children to visit city roads, ** police uncle directs traffic, etc.

Prevention of traffic accidents: Vehicles and pedestrians should pass in accordance with traffic signals; In the event of on-site command by the traffic police, the laughing chain shall pass in accordance with the command of the traffic police; On roads without traffic signals, traffic should be carried out under the principle of ensuring safety and smoothness; Motor vehicles driving on the road shall not exceed the maximum speed indicated by the speed limit sign. Bumpers should maintain a safe speed on roads where there are no speed limit signs.

When driving on a road section that is prone to danger, you should reduce your driving speed.

Special attention should be paid to children when driving to the area near the school, because children are short in stature and can easily enter the blind spot of the car, so slow down when driving to the area near the school.

Precautions for driving a motor vehicle:

Motor vehicles shall use turn signals in accordance with the following provisions:

When making a left turn, changing lanes to the left, preparing to overtake, leaving the parking place or making a U-turn, the left turn signal should be turned on in advance;

When turning right, changing lanes to the right, returning to the original lane after overtaking, and stopping on the side of the road, the right turn signal should be turned on in advance.

Towing faulty motor vehicles shall comply with the following provisions:

The towed motor vehicle shall not carry people except the driver, and shall not tow the trailer;

The width of the towed motor vehicle shall not be greater than the width of the towed motor vehicle;

When using a soft-connection traction device, the distance between the towing vehicle and the towed vehicle should be greater than 4 meters and less than 10 meters;

The towed vehicle with brake failure shall be towed using a hard-connected traction device;

Both the towing vehicle and the towed vehicle should turn on the hazard warning flashing lights.

Truck cranes and wheeled special mechanical vehicles are not allowed to tow vehicles. Motorcycles must not be towed or towed by other vehicles. Faulty motor vehicles with failure of steering or lighting and signaling devices shall be towed by special wreckers.

Driving a motor vehicle shall not engage in any of the following acts:

Driving when the doors and compartments are not closed;

Hanging or placing items that obstruct the driver's vision within the front and rear windows of the driver's cab;

Behaviors that impede safe driving, such as dialing and answering handheld**, **TV;

Turning off the engine or sliding in neutral when descending a steep slope;

throwing objects on the road;

driving a motorcyclist off the handlebars or hanging objects on the handlebars;

Continuously driving a motor vehicle for more than 4 hours without stopping for a break or stopping for a rest period of less than 20 minutes;

Honk your horn in areas or sections where honking is prohibited.