Schools Reopening: Police Warn of Traffic Risks – BRTK
The General Directorate of Police has issued a statement reminding parents and drivers to pay attention to traffic as primary and secondary schools prepare to open on Monday. The statement emphasizes the importance of road safety and measures to ensure the safety of students during drop-off and pick-up times.
In the statement, the Police Press Officer highlighted the need for parents to teach their children about traffic rules and safety. Drivers were also advised to be vigilant and follow the behavior of students in school areas to avoid any potential dangers.
Drivers were reminded not to park in front of school doors or on corners, and to always drop off passengers safely using the left side door of the vehicle. Public transport drivers were also urged to comply with traffic rules and ensure the safety of students during transportation.
For students walking to school, the statement emphasized the importance of using sidewalks and pedestrian crossings, and avoiding risky behaviors on the road. Teachers and school administrators were also encouraged to teach students about traffic rules to prepare them for the future.
In conclusion, the statement called for mutual respect and adherence to traffic rules to prevent accidents and ensure a safe education year. By working together and following safety guidelines, everyone can contribute to a safer environment for students during the school year.
