Constructing campus traffic safety defense line

In order to effectively prevent campus traffic accidents and ensure the safety of students going to and from school, this year, the traffic police brigade of Weng 'an County Public Security Bureau of Guizhou Province has carefully planned and made precise policies, solidly carried out the action of "keeping the school safe", continuously promoted the construction of social security prevention and control system, and comprehensively built a campus traffic safety defense line.

During the operation, Weng 'an traffic police, police station, teachers on duty, traffic safety volunteers, etc. More than 30 linkage care posts were formed, which were set up to guard key sections during the peak hours of students' going to school, and escorted students through Industrial Park Avenue, Wenfeng Avenue, Hexi Avenue and Yushan and Zhuzang sections of 205 Provincial Highway, which were well received by the masses.

In order to effectively improve students' traffic safety awareness, Weng 'an Traffic Police Brigade has implemented the "5+ 1" campus traffic safety education model, that is, sending open letters to parents of students, showing traffic safety education films, holding traffic safety blackboard activities, holding traffic safety education lectures and organizing traffic safety essay competitions. At the same time, through the "School News" App downloaded and installed by students and parents, traffic safety warning information will be released regularly to educate and guide students to strictly abide by traffic safety laws and regulations, and refuse to take vehicles with safety hazards such as overcrowding, unlicensed and unlicensed. Since the beginning of this year, 160 times of "5+ 1" publicity and education activities have been carried out, which effectively promoted students to develop good habits of civilized travel.

In order to further purify the traffic order around the campus, Weng 'an County Traffic Police Brigade carried out traffic order rectification actions around the campus. Since the beginning of this year, 2660 traffic violations affecting students' safety, such as drunk driving, speeding and driving without a license, have been seized, and 2 1 case of potential safety hazards, such as worn traffic signs around the campus and inadequate speed bumps, have been investigated, creating a good road traffic environment for students to travel safely.