What are the road traffic safety knowledge? Road traffic safety knowledge encyclopedia

Walking safety knowledge information

1. When walking, walk on the sidewalk and walk on the right side.

2. When crossing the road, use the crosswalk. When walking, look at the vehicle on the left first, then the vehicle on the right.

3. Crosswalks with traffic lights are passable when the green light is on. When the red light is on, traffic is prohibited.

4. For crosswalks equipped with self-service traffic lights, you must first press the crosswalk switch, wait for the green light to turn on and the motor vehicle to stop before passing. When the red light is on or the "waiting" signal is displayed, passing is prohibited.

5. Do not cross the road in areas with overpasses or underground passages.

6. In areas without crosswalks or passing facilities, when crossing the road, make sure it is safe before crossing.

7. Do not fight or run violently on motor vehicle or non-motor vehicle lanes.

8. Do not cross various traffic guardrails, protective nets and isolation belts.

9. When there is snow or ice on the road, prevent slipping and causing injuries.

10. Heelys and flywheel shoes are prohibited on the way to school and on campus.

Travel safety information

1. Before the vehicle stops, do not move towards the door. After the vehicle has stopped, get off first and then get on, and get on and off in order.

2. After getting on the bus, support or sit properly and do not deliberately crowd.

3. When riding in a car, do not extend any part of your body outside the car. Do not throw objects outside the vehicle.

4. Take care of your belongings while riding in the car.

5. Do not wait for vehicles or hail operating vehicles on the motor vehicle lane; do not get on or off the left side of the motor vehicle on the motor vehicle lane.

Traffic accident escape knowledge

1. When you are trapped in a vehicle in a traffic accident, you can break the window glass to escape.

2. After escaping from the vehicle, stay away from the accident site to prevent injuries caused by vehicle fire or explosion.

3. After escaping, call the police quickly or intercept the vehicle to rescue other people who have not escaped.

4. When the vehicle you are riding in catches fire, you should first prevent suffocation from inhaling smoke and then try to escape.

5. Do not bring flammable, explosive, highly corrosive and other prohibited items on board.

6. When the vehicle you are riding in is involved in a traffic accident, you must follow the instructions of the salesperson.