The content of the handwritten newspaper about civilized transportation is 50~100 words.

Traffic safety jingle:

(1) Traffic safety is very important, traffic rules should be remembered, develop good habits since childhood, and do not play games on the road.

(2) When walking, you should walk on the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, keep to the right. Overpasses and underpasses are on the crosswalk, and you cannot cross the road without doing so.

(3) Pass slowly, look carefully, and do not compete with other vehicles. When riding a bicycle, you must abide by the rules and do not rush through the red light. (4) Pay attention to safety when riding a bicycle, and line up to obey the order; do not reach out of the window with your hands, and do not forget to hold on to the handles.

Traffic safety propaganda aphorisms:

1. Travel thousands of miles of safe roads and be a Changle person for a century

I hope people will have smooth roads of thousands of miles long

Life is beautiful, be careful every step of the way

The road is unruly and the country is helpless and restless

When we meet on a narrow road, the one who "gives up" wins

Punishments that violate rules and regulations without mercy may seem ruthless but the most affectionate

Loving your wife, loving your children, loving your family, ignoring traffic rules is zero

2. Jaywalking and losing your way is helpless

Overloading and speeding are always dangerous

Drinking Driving behind the wheel is gambling with your life

A car accident in one second will cause a lifetime of pain

Observe traffic regulations and save for safety

Be courteous and courteous so that your car and car are safe

Highway Drive at the appropriate speed

Beware of bumpy roads without traffic regulations

Fifteen thoughts on safe driving:

Think before getting out of the car and check the condition of the car carefully;

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Think about it when the motor starts, concentrate on it and don’t think too much;

Think before you start, observe clearly before going;

Think before you bike, Don’t rush when driving at a high speed;

Think before crossing an intersection and don’t run through a red light and look frequently;

Think about obstacles when you encounter them and deal with them in advance and don’t panic;

Think before turning, beware of vehicles on the left and right;

Think before meeting, slow down first and then stop more politely;

Think before overtaking, you are not sure Don't force it;

Think before backing up and pay attention to pedestrians and roadblocks;

Think about whether the dashboard lights are on when driving at night;

Think about driving through town Just think about it, don’t wait to slow down and blow the horn;

Think about it in rainy and foggy weather, anti-skid will slow down the car;

Think about long-distance driving, and rest assured that you can combine work and rest;

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Think before parking and choose the location appropriately.

Traffic safety knowledge

Traffic lights

At busy intersections, red, yellow, green and three-color traffic lights are hung on all sides. The "traffic police" who spoke out. Traffic lights are internationally unified traffic lights. The red light is a stop signal and the green light is a go signal. At an intersection, cars coming from several directions gather here. Some have to go straight and some have to turn. Who should go first? This is to obey the traffic lights. When the red light is on, the vehicle is allowed to go or turn left, and the vehicle is allowed to turn right as long as it does not hinder pedestrians and vehicles; when the green light is on, the vehicle is allowed to go straight or turn; when the yellow light is on, the vehicle is parked within the stop line or crosswalk line at the intersection and has continued to pass; yellow When the light flashes, it warns the vehicle to pay attention to safety.

Pedestrians and vehicles go their own way

Whenever you walk on the road, you will see many pedestrians and vehicles coming and going in an endless stream. If pedestrians and vehicles move as they please, there will be cross conflicts and chaos. "Traffic markings" are used on traffic roads to demarcate the rules that vehicles and pedestrians should follow: motor vehicles use "motor vehicle lanes." On the road, we can see a variety of traffic signs. They use patterns, symbols and words to express specific meanings. Tell drivers and pedestrians to pay attention to nearby environmental conditions. These signs are very important for safety cars and are called "traffic police who never get off duty." Warning sign: "It is a sign that warns vehicles and pedestrians to pay attention to dangerous areas and slow down. Prohibition sign: It is a sign that prohibits or restricts certain traffic behaviors of vehicles and pedestrians. Instruction sign: It is a sign that instructs vehicles and pedestrians to move.

Pedestrian march sign. Guide signs: They are signs that convey information about the direction, location, and distance of a road. Auxiliary mark: It is a mark under the main mark that provides an auxiliary explanation to the main mark. We should be familiar with and care for these signs, not damage or graffiti them at will, and consciously abide by the regulations of these signs.

Walking safely

Who doesn’t know how to walk? Not really. If we don't pay attention to traffic safety, we will get into trouble while walking. Therefore, when we go to school, go home after school, or go out on holidays, we walk on busy roads with people and cars. We must abide by traffic rules and enhance our awareness of self-protection. We walk on the sidewalk. Where there is no sidewalk, walk on the right side of the road. When walking, you must concentrate your thoughts, do not look around, do not play while walking, do not read while walking, do not walk in groups, do not clutter the road, and do not chase vehicles and play. Don't play football, skate, fly kites or play games on the road. Once hit by a passing vehicle, the consequences will be very serious.

A car does not stop instantly. Some students think that the road is disordered.

It doesn’t matter because the driver will brake anyway. In fact, the car does not stop immediately. Due to the effect of inertia, the car will still slide forward for a while after braking. This is the inertial effect of force. Just like when a person stops suddenly while running, he will involuntarily rush a few steps forward. What's more, there is also the possibility that the driver is not paying attention and the brakes are not working properly. Therefore, jaywalking is very dangerous. Many traffic accidents are caused by pedestrians jaywalking. The lessons of blood should be taken as a warning.

Don’t cross the road in front of or behind cars

Some people always like to cross the road in front of or behind cars. This is very dangerous. The places that the driver's eyes cannot see are called "blind spots." If someone rushes across the road in the "blind spot" that is invisible to the eyes of the driver in front of and behind the car, it will cause a car accident. Therefore, before we cross the road, we should pay attention to the passing vehicles on the left and right. First look to the left, then to the right. Only when we see that there is no oncoming car can we cross the road. It is safer to walk on crosswalks and pedestrian bridges.

The eyes of the car

The two "big eyes" on the front of the car are called "big lights". When night falls, the driver can illuminate the road by turning on the "big headlights". Under the car's headlights, there are two "little eyes" that are connected to the two "little eyes" on both sides of the rear of the car. These are not "directional lights" used to indicate the direction. There are two "red eyes" at the rear of the car, called brake lights. When the driver brakes, these two "red eyes" light up immediately, telling the vehicles behind to keep their distance. In addition, there are also There are two "white eyes" called "reversing lights". When the car is reversing, it will emit white light, and some will also make a cry of "Reverse, please pay attention:", and we must avoid it in time.

The "inner wheel difference" of a car

Do you know how a car turns? The car relies on the front wheels to turn forward. As the front wheels turn, the car body gradually changes direction. However, the front and rear wheels are lifted on the same arc, but there is a certain distance difference. This gap is called "inner wheel difference". Therefore, when we encounter a car that is about to turn, we should not get too close. Don't think that it will be fine if the front wheels of the car pass by. Because of the "inner wheel difference", if you get too close to a turning car, you are likely to be knocked down and crushed by the rear wheel.

Pay attention to avoid turning vehicles

We know that "internal wheel discrepancy" occurs when a car turns, so when we pass the road, in addition to paying attention to the vehicles going straight, we also need to pay attention Give way to turning vehicles. When you see the "directional light" flashing, stay away from the vehicle. Don't think that if you pass the front of the car, everything will be fine. If you get too close to the car, you will easily be knocked down by the rear of the car and cause casualties.

Group outings

When going out in groups, it is necessary to lead a good team, and it is not easy to line up with more than two people. When traveling, keep to the right on the sidewalk. We must consciously abide by disciplines, do not leave the team casually, do not chase each other and play, and do not gather or stay in crowded places to avoid affecting the flow of people and vehicles.

When crossing the road, pass at the crosswalk. Take your time to pass when there are no vehicles moving. If the queue is long and you have difficulty passing safely, you can ask the traffic police to help you pass.

Let special vehicles go first

On the road, we can often see vehicles with flashing lights and alarm calls. These are police cars, fire engines, ambulances or engineering vehicles for emergency rescue. Cars and other special vehicles. Special vehicles are responsible for special emergency missions. Traffic regulations stipulate that all vehicles and pedestrians must give way to police cars, fire trucks, ambulances and emergency vehicles performing tasks.

So, if we encounter the above vehicles when riding or walking on the road, we should let them pass first and never fight for the right of way.

No hoisting, no playing with cars

Some students like to play with cars parked on the road, and even stop cars in the middle of the road, chase cars, hoist cars, and throw stones at vehicles. Have fun with it. In fact, this is a very dangerous and unethical behavior. Most likely to cause accidents. When we discover such bad behavior, we should promptly remind and boldly discourage it. Because when stopping or chasing a car, it is easy to collide with other moving vehicles and cause casualties. During the crane operation, I fell off halfway due to my weak hands and was injured. In particular, throwing stones at vehicles is an illegal act that damages public property and national property and should be strictly prohibited; in addition, it is easy for people in the vehicle to be injured and traffic accidents may occur.

Civilized Driving

Currently, urban and rural roads are a mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles, and pedestrians, and traffic accidents occur frequently. In order to be safe when riding in a car, we must strengthen our awareness of traffic laws. Observe the riding regulations, pay attention to public ethics, pay attention to traffic safety, and ride in a civilized manner. To "go to school happily and go home safely" is the duty of each of our students.

Ride in a civilized manner and ensure safety. When we are waiting to take the bus, we should wait in an orderly manner on the platform. Wait for the car to stop, let the people on the car get off first, and then get on the car one by one. Take the initiative to buy a ticket after getting on the bus. People who encounter the elderly, the weak, the sick, the disabled, pregnant people and those carrying babies should take the initiative to give up their seats. When the vehicle is driving, sit or stand firmly and hold on to the handrails to prevent falling during emergency braking. You can't stick any part of your body out of the car, you can't shout loudly in the car, just be a civilized little passenger. After getting off, pay attention to safety and do not suddenly cross the road from the front or back of the car or run across the road to avoid casualties.

Crossing railway crossings safely

Railway crossings are complex and the traffic is very busy. Pedestrians, bicycles, cars, trains, etc. all have to pass through the crossing. To ensure the safety of pedestrians and vehicles, fences are installed at railway crossings. When the train comes, the red signal light flashes, the fence is closed, pedestrians and various vehicles stop moving forward, and wait quietly to let the train pass. Never jump over a fence and risk getting in the way. When passing through an unguarded crossing, you must stop, look left and right carefully, and only pass after confirming safety.

Traffic Safety in Four Seasons Spring The climate characteristics of the four seasons are different, and they are closely related to traffic safety. Only by mastering the rules of traffic safety in each season can safety be ensured.

Spring is a rainy season, with continuous drizzle and wet roads. When a vehicle is driven in the rain, the wheels tend to slip. If you suddenly cross the road when a vehicle is approaching, it will catch the driver off guard and knock you down. When walking, take small steps and walk slowly, and pay attention to avoid passing vehicles. If you are holding an umbrella, don't let it block your sight and prevent you from seeing the direction you are going.

It is midsummer and the heat is unbearable. Our outdoor activities have increased. Especially during the summer vacation, when you often go out, you should consciously abide by traffic rules so that parents can rest assured.

The sun is like scorching hot and the road is scalding hot. The water trucks are cooling the road. Students must not play around the water trucks. When a typhoon or rainstorm suddenly comes, do not run in a hurry; enjoy the cool air at night and do not occupy roads and affect traffic.

Autumn is a good season for traveling and sightseeing. It is also a windy and sandy season. When going out for activities, be sure to prevent dust from entering your eyes. Don't walk against the wind and pay attention to safety.

Autumn is also a good time to fly kites when the wind is steady, but you cannot fly kites on urban and rural roads to avoid traffic accidents.

The winter wind is biting and the snowflakes are falling. Some people wear hats and masks, but don't cover your eyes. In addition, there is a layer of ice on the ground, and the road is wet and slippery. If you are not careful when walking or riding a bicycle, you will fall. Don't rush when walking. Run quickly. Do not build snowmen, have snowball fights or roll snowballs on the road. This is unsafe, will affect traffic, and may even cause a car accident. The climate is different throughout the year, so students must not relax their traffic safety precautions.

Learn to ride a bicycle

Bicycles are light and flexible and are an ideal means of transportation when going out. Many children want to learn to ride a bicycle. Learning to ride a bicycle must not only be guided and protected by adults, but must also be done on roads, squares or playgrounds with few people and vehicles. It is prohibited to learn to ride a bicycle in areas with heavy traffic. When you learn to ride a bicycle and ride on the road excitedly, you must pay attention to riding safety!

Children under the age of twelve are not allowed to ride bicycles

City roads are complex and there are many vehicles. Due to children's lack of life experience and poor adaptability, the "Regulations on the Implementation of the Road Traffic Law of the People's Republic of China" also clearly stipulates: "Children under the age of twelve are not allowed to ride bicycles on the road." Children should learn to abide by it on their own. . If you reach the legal age for riding a bicycle, you must carefully study the regulations on riding a bicycle and master the basics of safe riding before riding on the road.