1, you must walk on the sidewalk, and all motor vehicles are not allowed to walk on the sidewalk.

When crossing the road, you should take the crosswalk (zebra crossing). When the crosswalk is controlled by traffic signals, it must pass according to the instructions of the signal lights; In the crosswalk without traffic signal control, you should pay attention to the traffic, and don't chase and run or ride a bicycle to carry people.

3. When there is no crosswalk, you must go straight through, don't run sideways, don't suddenly cross when the vehicle approaches, and pay attention to avoid the vehicle.

Traffic safety means that people should drive and walk safely according to traffic rules when they are doing activities and playing on the road, so as to avoid personal injury or property loss. Children's traffic safety (20 16—20 17) is what parents are most concerned about. Popularize children's traffic safety education in preschool and primary and secondary education.

Many areas have also held vivid experience education courses or built professional experience halls, aiming at allowing children or primary school students to participate in colorful experience activities in specific venues and experience as pedestrians and drivers, so as to correctly understand traffic safety knowledge and cultivate their resilience in dangerous situations.

Safety awareness:

It is difficult to educate parents on traffic safety, but parents' awareness of traffic safety is very important for children's traffic safety, because in most cases, children complete traffic under the guidance or instruction of parents. Schools can take the form of "small hands and big hands" (that is, in daily life, if parents send their children to school, let them remind parents to obey traffic rules) to raise parents' awareness of obeying traffic rules.

So as to form the interaction in life, parents and children learn from each other and remind each other. Parents should know what to tell their children when they are alone, and don't send them to school until they cross the road with adults or older classmates.