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First, road traffic safety should pay attention to:

1, step aside on the road, walking in the middle will hinder the passage of vehicles and be in danger of being hit. ?

When walking, don't play while walking, and don't read while walking. ?

If several people go together, you should stand in line and walk beside them. The procession should be vertical, not horizontal, so as not to hinder others from walking. ?

4. Don't play rough on the road, play games or roller-skate, which are easy to cause danger. ?

5. Pay special attention to the front and rear vehicles in rainy days. It is best to wear rain gear such as yellow raincoat, rain boots and umbrella to attract the driver's attention. When playing an umbrella, don't block your sight with an umbrella. You can't use an umbrella as a toy to avoid stabbing people. ?

6./kloc-children under the age of 0/2 can't ride bicycles on the road. ?

Second, the traffic safety jingle:

Traffic safety is very important. Remember the traffic rules.

Get used to it when you are young, and don't fight wild on the road.

Walking should be on the sidewalk, and there is no street on the right.

The overpass underpass crosses the road, so you can't cross the road without it.

Slow down and walk slowly, pass while watching, and don't grab the road with the vehicle.

Riding a bike should follow the rules and not run a red light.

Pay attention to ride safety and queue up to obey the order.

Don't stick your hand out of the window, so don't forget to hold your hand tightly.