A: Traffic order. B: Very important!
A: Traffic order. B: It doesn't matter!
A: Traffic order. B: indispensable!
A: Pedestrians should take the sidewalk. Don't jaywalk or litter.
C: No spitting, no booing. D: take a good road!
A: Obey the order of riding and be polite to guests. B: Observe the management regulations and don't bring dangerous goods.
C: Maintain the ride order, respect the old and love the young. D: take a good car!
A: Don't drive in the opposite direction, and don't run a red light. B: Don't occupy the driveway and bring people illegally.
C: Don't take unlicensed vehicles. D: ride a good car!
Answer: Obey the traffic police. B: The car looks neat and civilized.
C: Don't crowd or splash pedestrians. D: drive a good car!
A: Civilized traffic engineering. We need the cooperation of the citizens.
C: Let's join in. D: * * support
3. How to identify traffic lights?
There are two kinds of traffic lights. One is the red, yellow and green traffic lights used to direct vehicles, which are set in conspicuous places at intersections and are called vehicle traffic lights. The other is the red and green signal lights used to guide pedestrians to cross the road, which are set at both ends of the crosswalk and called crosswalk lights. China's traffic regulations also stipulate traffic lights:
1) When the green light is on, vehicles and pedestrians are allowed to pass, but turning vehicles shall not interfere with straight vehicles and pedestrians who are allowed to pass.
2) When the yellow light is on, vehicles and pedestrians are prohibited from passing, but vehicles that have crossed the stop line and pedestrians that have entered the crosswalk can continue to pass.
3) When the red light is on, vehicles and pedestrians are not allowed to pass.
4) When the green arrow light is on, vehicles are allowed to pass in the direction indicated by the arrow.
5) When the yellow light flashes, vehicles and pedestrians can pass under the principle of ensuring safety.
4, riding a bicycle safety knowledge
China is known as the "kingdom of bicycles" and has the largest number of bicycles in the world. However, due to its simple structure, the bicycle falls down when touched, and its stability is poor, so it is a weak means of transportation. In traffic accidents, the number of people injured by non-motor vehicles (mainly bicycles) ranks first, and the number of casualties ranks second. In our country, children 12 years old or older can start cycling on the road, and they should obey the traffic rules and ride in the slow lane.
5. What should I pay attention to when taking the bus?
1) Take the bus (electric), wait in line, get on the bus in order, and don't be crowded. When getting on and off the bus, wait for the bus to stop, get off first and get on, and don't fight for it.
2) Don't carry inflammable and explosive dangerous goods such as gasoline and firecrackers on the bus.
3) Don't stick your head, hands and arms out of the window when riding a bike, so as not to be scratched by the opposite car or trees on the side of the road; Don't throw things out of the window, lest you hurt others.
4) Sit firmly and hold well when riding. When there is no seat, stand sideways with your feet apart naturally, and hold the handrail tightly with your hands to avoid falling and being injured when the vehicle brakes suddenly.