Essay collection on civilized travel

Traveling in a civilized way starts with me. Below are the selected essays I compiled about civilized travel. I hope it will be helpful to you!

Chapter 1: Civilized travel starts with me

"Stop on red light, go on green light" This is our safety guarantee. Now our living standards have improved, and almost everyone has a private car at home. But traffic jams have slowly become a major problem that plagues people's lives. Speed ??has become a problem, and people seem to be becoming less and less patient, which leads to more and more uncivilized driving and failure to obey traffic rules on the road.

Running a red light is the most common problem. One day, when I was crossing an intersection when I was in school, I was startled by a black shadow that suddenly passed by me. When I looked carefully, I saw that it was an older brother who ran a red light. I saw him riding a sports car. Wearing a helmet on my head, I was riding very fast. When I saw the red light at the intersection, I didn't slow down. I couldn't help but be shocked and almost hit an aunt.

Another time, I witnessed a traffic accident: at an intersection below the Sky Tower, when the red light came on, the first car at the intersection slowly stopped, and The two cars behind it didn't seem to see the red light and continued to drive forward. As a result, one or two loud bangs made the three cars stick together tightly. Fortunately, the speed of the two cars behind was not fast, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous.

Everyone must strictly abide by traffic rules. This is our common responsibility and also guarantees the safety of our lives.

Chapter 2: Civilized travel starts with me

Mom and Dad once said: "Civilization is something everyone must do. Have you done it today?" Yes, Civilization is what everyone has to do. If you do it, your classmates and teachers will like you; if you don't do it, your classmates and teachers will not only dislike you, but will also hate you if they think you are impolite or have bad behavior. !

However, civilized travel has become the focus of this civilized society. Many people are not civilized. They will face the highway guardrail, jump over it, cross the road, ignore the traffic lights, speed and overload... They think it is a simple and trivial matter, but it has already planted a time breaker around you. The bomb can explode at any time, and it will be a tragedy if you are not careful! However, newspapers and TV tell us every day to travel in a civilized manner. Starting from me, these advertisements warn us every day, but who does this? We should realize the importance of traffic safety. Traveling civilly is not only responsible for yourself, but also for your loved ones and others! Don’t run red lights, don’t overtake, and be more patient, you will have less trouble and more peace of mind.

Regarding civilization, I can also tell you an example: One day, I went to school. The path going uphill was very narrow, and many people were crowded together. It didn’t rain at that time, but there were still people shouting. She was holding an umbrella, and someone told her to close it, but she said, "If I don't open the umbrella, my skin will get tanned." At this time, she was still taking care of her own skin. If the sharp corners next to the umbrella got on other people's skin, What to do about the eyes? So when many of us are crowded together, we cannot open umbrellas.

As primary school students, we must be civilized and do not cross the road... In short, we must travel in a civilized manner, starting with me!

Chapter 3: Civilized Travel, Start with Me Composition

Recently, netizens have ridiculed the phenomenon of Chinese people running red lights collectively, calling it "Chinese-style crossing the road", believing that as long as " Just gather enough people and you can go, it has nothing to do with traffic lights. "Many people believe that this approach is due to people's lack of awareness of traffic safety.

It is true that this phenomenon occurs almost continuously on the streets of every city, and many pedestrians have very little awareness of safe travel. Everyone knows that pedestrians are definitely a "vulnerable group" compared with cars and other motor vehicles. So, what is the reason that allows everyone to collectively "break the law" and put their own safety at risk?

An important reason why pedestrians "run red lights" is that the "cost of violation" is too low.

"As long as we all cross the road together, no car will dare to hit us." "It's just half the time, it shouldn't matter." This is the main reason the reporter heard about "Chinese-style crossing". As long as there is a reason to rush, You can ignore traffic regulations and run through the red light, and many normal driving motor vehicles have to carefully avoid pedestrians who "run the red light".

As we all know, our country’s requirements for safe driving of motor vehicles have become more stringent in recent years. Under the “supervision” of a large number of “high-definition cameras” in many cities, drivers are lucky enough to be exempted from punishment for running red lights. It has become increasingly rare, especially in some key road sections, that motor vehicles must strictly follow the marked lines, otherwise they will be punished.

Based on this, should we consider increasing the "punishment" for pedestrians running red lights? I want to make it clear that this kind of punishment cannot just be a fine, but more importantly, it is to strengthen the safety awareness education of pedestrians and create an atmosphere of safe travel for all. Traffic wardens are deployed at many intersections in Lanzhou City. Whenever a pedestrian "runs a red light," the warden will blow a clear whistle. Many pedestrians who run red lights "have to" stop their illegal traffic in full view of the public. pace.

"I scold those who walk when driving, and scold those who drive when walking." With the advent of the automobile age, the contradiction between people and vehicles has become more prominent. In addition to pedestrians strengthening their own awareness of safe travel, we must also create safety for pedestrians. The environment for traveling is even more essential.

In some cities, walking has become a "very dangerous" thing. In some cities, non-motorized lanes have become de facto motorized lanes, and roadside sidewalks have become temporary parking lots for cars. Some traffic lights have too short intervals to allow pedestrians to pass. Therefore, in a sense, some pedestrians' behaviors such as "running red lights" are objectively caused by insufficient urban traffic planning and management.

"Crossing the road in a civilized way is safe for you, me and others." This is a slogan that reporters saw when they were children, but decades later it is still difficult to implement it well today. But we still hope to start from "you, me and him", and soon make "Chinese-style crossing the road" synonymous with safe passage.

Chapter 4: Civilized travel starts with me

Drivers: Hello! I am a little guard who promotes civilization. As the economy develops, you all have private cars, your numbers are increasing, and your teams are becoming larger and larger. However, for a better city, a happier life, and more convenient transportation, please start from small things, start bit by bit, and contribute to the creation of a civilized Cixi. I often see such thrilling shots on the street. Once upon a time, I was walking on the road.

A junior high school student had just finished school and got on his bicycle to go home. He might want to stand out on the street, standing on the saddle of his bicycle. When the car was about to stop, he bent over like riding a rickshaw, standing on the pedals, and stepped hard on the pedals, which made the bicycle speed a lot faster. Afterwards, he stood on the car seat again, enjoying the coolness. There happened to be a sharp turn ahead, and he hit the wall before he could brake and fell to the ground. Scene 2 Sunday evening, we took the car home.

The light turned green, and my father was about to turn left when a motorcycle came flying over. This driver is really awesome. He changed the name of a good two-seater motorcycle into a "five-seater motorcycle". My father braked hard and almost hit someone. My mother and I almost killed them with an ouch. Dad said angrily: "You are the one who deserves it if you die." "You should be more careful when driving in the future." Mom said with a frown. If these are not enough to move you, what do you think after seeing the numbers below stained red with blood? From January to June, a total of 730 traffic accidents occurred in Cixi City, injuring 849 people.

Since July, the road traffic safety situation has become increasingly serious, with three deaths and one serious injury occurring in just five days.

There is also a four-year-old girl among them! Dear drivers, what do you think after seeing the numbers stained red with blood? Is it better to wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle, or to let your family leave you? Should you wear a seat belt when driving, or should you let a person with white hair send a person with black hair? Should you wait a little longer when crossing the road, or kill pedestrians and prevent them from feeling the joy of life? Drivers, their lives are in your hands.

I hope you will take 10 seconds to put on your helmet when driving to avoid accidents; I hope you will take 5 seconds to fasten your seat belt when driving to avoid dying in a car accident; I hope you will When there is an emergency, wait a little longer, so as not to let pedestrians lose their lives... If you have a heart, a warm heart; if you have a heart, a calm heart, then I want to speak loudly Let me tell you: "Building a civilized city starts from bit by bit! Civilized travel starts from bit by bit!" I wish you good health.

Chapter 5: Civilized travel starts with me

"Where is civilization? It starts with me. Everyone will talk about civilization and the whole world will be more beautiful." Every time Hearing this moving melody and sweet lyrics, I couldn't help but sigh. The word "civilization" is undoubtedly something that everyone should know, but why can't many people do it?

The golden sun is constantly sending sunshine to the earth, the hot air is floating between the sky and the earth, and beads of sweat are constantly dripping from my forehead... At this moment, I am standing in a crowded bus. On the road, I played the game of "you push me, I push you" with others, and headed to my destination in such an atmosphere.

"Quiet atmosphere, civilized passengers" This must be what everyone expects on the bus! But the reality is completely opposite. Very few people on the bus followed the rules. Some people were talking loudly on the phone, but they had no idea that such noise would disturb others; some people spit out the window, but they never thought that if a pedestrian happened to pass by the bus, the spit stains would be left behind. Where? Besides, isn't this spreading germs? If a car passes by and phlegm stains are attached to it, wouldn't it humiliate the car body and affect the appearance of the city? To take a step back, even if it falls to the ground, it will pollute the ground and make the environment dirty!

Many people may think: Isn’t it just a mouthful of phlegm? What's the big deal. But, have you ever thought that each person can form an ocean with just a spit of saliva? A civilized society must be built by everyone working together. Civilization must start from each of us, starting from the little things around us. There are many such small things: picking up a piece of waste paper on the road, a soda bottle thrown away by people, leaflets falling... Aren't these all easy efforts? But it maintains a clean environment, creates a good atmosphere, develops your good habits, and cultivates your character. Why not do it?

Civilization is the beautician of the world, and the world is the place where civilization develops. Let us work together to create a civilized society and fill the world with a civilized atmosphere.

Chapter 6: Traveling in a civilized way starts with me

Today is March 5th, Learning from Lei Feng Day. In order to further promote the spirit of Lei Feng, our school has carried out many projects on learning from Lei Feng. Red Cross volunteer activities. The task assigned to our group was to guide the people in a civilized manner. At around 12:30, we all dressed up and set off. Our "equipment" included a "Red Cross" armband and a small flag with black characters on a red background. It says "Civilized travel starts with me" and a stack of leaflets about "traffic rules". OK, everything is ready, now it’s time to see how we perform!

Our post is located at the traffic light station in front of the Jianqiao Town Government. Huang Jiaying, Cheng Yudan and I are responsible for one direction, while Bao Han, Zhang Lu and Sun Mingtao are on the opposite side. First, let me distribute the flyers. The other 2 people were at the red light, stopping those who ran the red light. Our persuasion targets are mainly pedestrians and sometimes those riding electric scooters. On the sidewalk, a kind-looking old woman walked over holding an umbrella. I pulled out a flyer and strode towards her.

"Hello, grandma! We are volunteers from Jianqiao Primary School. These are the traffic regulations. Please take a look." Grandma looked at me carefully, reached out to take the flyer, looked at it seriously, and said with a smile, "That's good, that's good." Ah!" I handed out another dozen or so flyers, and everything went smoothly, except that some people took the flyers and threw them on the ground without even looking at them, where they were soaked into pulp by the rain. This is not only disrespectful to us, but also destroys the environment. What a bad behavior! However, most people took the flyers and read them carefully.

Next, it was my turn to be a little guide. I took out the small flag I had prepared. When the light was red, I raised the flag to let bicycles and electric vehicles stop and wait for the light to turn green. After observing for a while. I find that people who ride electric bikes have a worse attitude than those who ride bicycles. When the light is red, some people turn a blind eye to the word "civilization" on our flag and drive straight past. I think this behavior is very bad. One is not following traffic rules, which is uncivilized; the other is having poor awareness of traffic regulations, which is unsafe.

More than an hour passed, and our leaflets were distributed. At this time, a reporter from Zhejiang Children’s Station came over, interviewed me first, and asked me what the purpose of this event was. I answered: This time The purpose of civilized guidance is to enable citizens to travel in a civilized manner, avoid running red lights, abide by traffic laws, and be consciously civilized from now on. The reporter asked the parents again: What did the children learn from this activity? Parents said: This activity made the children understand that there is still a lot of work to do in civilized travel, and it also strengthened the children's own safety awareness. Carrying out this activity on Lei Feng Learning Day also allowed the children to learn from it and help others. It can also make your heart feel warm.

The activity of learning from Lei Feng’s civilized guide is over, and I gained a lot from it. The spirit of Lei Feng in my eyes is: helping others, selfless dedication, regardless of reward, and serving the people loyally! At the same time, I also hope that we will do this kind of activity more times and integrate it into our daily lives to remind others and ourselves to travel in a civilized way!

Chapter 7: Civilized travel starts with me

"A person's life is only once" "The most precious thing for a person is life". The tragedy of blood tells us that we must abide by traffic laws. , truly "caring for life and traveling safely".

Safe travel and creating a good traffic operating environment will unconsciously contribute to the construction of a harmonious society, and a harmonious society will support the construction of traffic safety.

This is the wisdom of win-win. As an ordinary student, obeying traffic laws and maintaining traffic order are the social ethics we should have. "Walking civilized and building harmony" requires every citizen to start from themselves and start from small things to make the "Peace Avenue" smoother!

God is fair and stingy. He only gives everyone life once, so we must cherish it. Traffic safety has a very close relationship with us in life, it is like our friend. He stays by our side day and night, educating us and admonishing us.

Life is precious. There is only one life in a person's life. We should cherish life. Paying attention to traffic safety is also part of cherishing life. There are too many people dying due to traffic accidents now. Aren’t they too unjust? I once heard of such a traffic accident: It was a sunny day, and my mother and I were walking on Fangta Street. Suddenly, a car swished past. I took a closer look and saw that it was a boy riding a bicycle. He was going somewhere. Because he was riding too fast, he almost hit the zebra road. pedestrians. Pedestrians advised him not to ride so fast, but he did not listen to the advice and continued to ride his "speeding car", with a proud and anxious look on his face from time to time. I thought: This boy may be in a hurry! Otherwise, how could he ride so fast? But this is very likely to cause a traffic accident. It was exactly what I expected. My mother and I were at a corner and saw many people gathered in the middle of the road, so we walked over with curiosity. "Ah" I couldn't help but exclaimed.

Isn't this the boy who was riding the "speeding car" just now? Why was he hit by the car? I heard onlookers talking, "Oh! This kid is so pitiful! He accidentally hit a big truck just now, and he and the truck flew out together." "If this kid rides slower, if that kid drives, Open a little slower, if..." However, no amount of "ifs" can make this completely withered bud reopen. The boy's parents didn't know how much they had worried about the child lying in a pool of blood, but now they can only watch their child pass away, which makes the parents extremely sad...

Traffic in the city is busy now. , tragic traffic accidents like this are as numerous as stars in the country, because our country’s traffic accident death and injury rate ranks first in the world. Therefore, regardless of whether the traffic police is present or not, we must consciously abide by traffic laws. For example: when crossing the road, you must see the traffic lights clearly, stop when the light is red, go when the light is green, use crosswalks, and do not climb over the traffic guardrails; children under 12 years old are not allowed to ride bicycles on the road; they are not allowed to play in groups on the road. … We primary school students not only have to abide by traffic laws themselves, but also should promptly criticize and dissuade someone who violates them.

Let us keep the four words "traffic safety" rooted in our hearts forever, let people all over the world consciously abide by traffic rules, let traffic accidents disappear forever in our lives, and let our tomorrow be full of safety Flowers and sunshine. Then, traffic safety is your best friend, it will always protect you and bring you happiness. Let us strive to be civilized and law-abiding young people!

Chapter 8: Civilized travel starts with me

What is civilization? Civilization is a flower, and the flower will wither without water. The same is true for civilization. If we want to create a civilized and harmonious society, everyone needs to contribute a little nectar to water the flowers of civilization and wash away the stains on the flowers of civilization. Only then can the flowers grow and continue healthily.

Everyone wants civilization in this world. In order for the flower of civilization to thrive, people must consciously abide by the rules of civilization. However, some uncivilized and immoral phenomena still occur in life. We run red lights without permission, jaywalk, drive in the wrong direction, take our hands off the handlebars, race against each other...but what consequences will these behaviors bring to us? We have to walk on the road almost every day to go to school, after school and for outing activities. You need to be safe when walking, but many pedestrians flout traffic rules.

A similar thing happened around me: On a sunny afternoon, the classmates walked happily to school. There are many people and cars in front of the school. Suddenly, a harsh brake sound echoed in my ears. I looked back and saw a car parked in the middle of the road, and one of our male classmates was sitting in front of the car as blankly as a tree stump. It turned out that the male classmate was running across the road, and a car happened to drive slowly by. He was really lucky. Fortunately, the car drove slowly, otherwise he would have died by now.

Vehicles and pedestrians running red lights can be seen everywhere on the road. They are like gamblers in a casino, they can lose everything at any time, and they are not only gambling with money, but also with their lives. I really don’t know what they think? Not only did they not obey traffic rules, they also complained that the traffic system delayed their time. But if they think about it, now that most people still abide by traffic rules, there will still be several car accidents every day. If there are no traffic rules and people don't manage traffic, what will it be like? People just rush. If you spend your own time and ignore others, wouldn't there be thousands or tens of thousands of car accidents happening every day? I saw a statistic: In 2003, the number of people killed in traffic accidents in China reached 104,000. What a terrible statistic! Road traffic safety has increasingly become a serious safety issue.

These behaviors are seriously threatening the lives and safety of our children. For the safety of your life and mine, as a Young Pioneer, I hope that everyone can consciously abide by traffic laws and develop good habits of civilized traffic. Therefore, I hope that everyone can study traffic safety courses seriously and firmly establish the awareness of safe driving.

Strictly abide by traffic rules and walk in a civilized manner:

(1) You must walk on the sidewalk, or walk on the roadside if there is no sidewalk.

(2) Do not chase, fight, run or play games on the road.

(3) When crossing the road on foot or riding a bicycle, you must "stop once, look twice, and pass three times."

(4) Do not cross or sit on guardrails or flower beds on the side of the road.

(5) If the distance is long and a motor vehicle is needed to pick up or drop off the child, parents are reminded to abide by traffic laws and drive in a civilized manner to minimize the impact on traffic.

(6) While strictly abiding by traffic rules, you must learn to identify dangers and learn to avoid dangers.

(7) Starting from the impact on your own family members, advise your family members and relatives to cherish life, strictly abide by traffic rules, and drive in a civilized way.

Obeying traffic rules and cherishing the lives of others is equivalent to cherishing your own life. Drivers must not be drunk on the road and do not speed on the road. They must know that the word "safety" is worth a thousand dollars, and "safety" It is the fastest way home; and we "walkers" must also abide by traffic rules. If everyone remembers that "the road is like a tiger's mouth, pedestrians should be careful when walking", the incidence of car accidents will surely be minimized.