Pupils receive road safety instruction at school
In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Major of Police Natalia Zelenkova and Lieutenant of Police Olga Luchinskaya recently visited MАOU "Middle School No. 33" to reinforce traffic rule knowledge and promote traffic safety.
During their visit, the police officers conducted an in-depth study of certain subjects related to traffic safety. They discussed rules of behaviour near roadways, in transport, and in courtyards, with a focus on areas near playgrounds and moving vehicles. Special attention was given to young cyclists and users of individual mobility devices.
The main aim of these lessons is to reduce children's road injuries and reinforce knowledge of traffic rules. The visit by the police officers was part of their efforts to reduce children's road injuries and reinforce traffic rule knowledge.
The students actively participated in the discussion, discussing various traffic situations with the inspectors. The police officers explained that riding on the roadway is allowed only from the age of 14, and crossing the road should be done at pedestrian crossings, dismounting, crossing on foot, and then continuing movement.
Similar preventive events are planned in all school camps in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. A photo of the event was shared on the tg-channel "Police of Kamchatka".
Traffic inspectors in Kamchatka conduct preventive lessons in school camps during the summer. The visit by the police officers was aimed at reinforcing the traffic rule knowledge learned during school.
While search results did not reveal specific traffic safety measures or rules emphasized by traffic inspectors in school camps in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, it is clear that the focus is on promoting safe road behaviours among children. If you need information on general traffic safety measures in school camps or local rules in that area, additional or more specific sources would be required.
The police officers, during their visit to MАOU "Middle School No. 33", also focused on the importance of science in promoting health-and-wellness, discussing the impact of science on understanding traffic safety and reducing health risks.
To further ensure the safety of children, the police officers emphasized the importance of adhering to health-and-wellness regulations, such as wearing appropriate safety gear while cycling or using individual mobility devices, in addition to following traffic rules.
