Prevention of children's traffic accidents

Children are naive and lively, curious, and dare to move and play, but their self-control and adaptability are poor, and it is difficult to cope with emergencies. Therefore, the probability of traffic accidents is greater, often several times higher than adults. The prevention of children's traffic accidents should mainly proceed from the following aspects.

1. Kindergartens and elementary schools should add traffic safety courses to enable children to understand some traffic safety knowledge and be familiar with various traffic signals and signs so that they can consciously abide by traffic rules.

Second, children should be educated not to play football on the street, on the road, rollerblading, chasing and fighting, and learning to ride a bicycle. Do not cross the guardrails on the highway, and do not cross the guardrails and barriers on the street. At the same time, children should also be educated not to walk or play on railway tracks.

3. When younger children cross the road, they should be led by adults. When primary and secondary school students go to and from school, not many people should walk sideways, do not push and slap each other, they should walk on the sidewalk; when crossing the road, they should see the indication signals clearly, and they must not run without seeing the signal lights. There are no sidewalks in the suburbs and rural areas. Children should look left and right when crossing the road. Cars should make way to avoid crossing the road suddenly. In addition, when children walk on the street and on the road, do not bury their heads in reading or playing with toys to avoid accidents.

4. Educate children not to move around on cars, tractors and motorcycles, nor to play or sleep under cars and tractors to avoid accidents.

Fifth, we must educate children that whether they take a bus or other vehicles, they should be seated firmly and not run around in the carriage. Don't sit on the roof of the truck's carriage and the top of the cargo pile to avoid accidents when the emergency brake falls off. When children get on and off the car, pay attention to getting on and off after the car stops. When driving a car, do not stick your head and arms out of the window. Children in small cars must wear seat belts. If you don't wear a seat belt, if the car suddenly brakes suddenly, it is easy to be injured, and the severely injured may also be life-threatening.

6. When crossing the railway crossing, you should see the signal lights clearly, and do not pass blindly. When the train passes through the railroad crossing, it is necessary to stand 5 meters away from the railroad track and do not get too close. Because it is too close, the wind generated by the fast-moving train can blow people into the track, which is very dangerous. Wait for the train to pass through the railway crossing.

7. Children riding bicycles should abide by the traffic rules and do not lead people by bicycle. Be careful to ride on the right side of the bike, and do not drive on the motorway. Do not drive side by side on the right, and do not chase me on the road. Don't shake your hands away from the handle when riding a bike. On rainy and snowy days, children are advised not to ride a bicycle to avoid accidents caused by slipping. Always check the bicycle bells, brakes, reflectors for malfunctions. If any, it should be repaired or updated in time. When riding a bike, do not pick up, chase, or ride a bicycle to catch the moving vehicle. Otherwise, once the vehicle brakes or changes suddenly, a car accident is likely to occur.

8. Don't suddenly run past the front of the car. When walking on the street, do not suddenly run through the clouds behind the car to avoid accidental injury caused by collisions with vehicles.

9. In order to ensure the safety of children's lives, parents can wear yellow or red hats, red tops or pants, and red school bags on their backs to remind the driver's attention.