Back to School Safety Tips for Drivers

School days were crowded. The school bus went to pick up passengers and the bicycle kids rushed to the school before the bell rang and the parents who were in a hurry tried to drop the child before the job. For drivers, slowdown and caution are more important, especially before and after school, than when you are at the scene.

Schools usually have very specific off-site procedures during the academic year. Make sure you understand the safety of all your children. The following applies to all school districts.

According to the National Security Council, most of the children who lost their lives due to bus-related accidents were walking from 4 to 7 years old. They were knocked down by illegally driven drivers parked on buses and buses. Several precautions are very helpful in protecting the safety of children.

When the red light stops or waits for a turn, do not block the pedestrian by blocking the pedestrian crossings; this may put them in the way to the flow of traffic.

In the school area where the flash is flashing, pedestrians crossing a pedestrian crossing or intersection stops and is injured

Pay particular attention to child rearing in school district, playground, park, and all residential areas.

Regardless of who has the right to pass, always be careful to avoid striking wherever you go.

If you are driving behind the bus, please leave more distance you are behind the car. When the yellow light begins to flash, the time to stop will increase. It is illegal to park and unload a child school bus in all 50 states.

If you are on an undivided road, if you stop loading and unloading children, please do not pass the bus from behind or in any direction

The 10 foot area around the school bus is the most dangerous for children; park back to where they are enough to allow safe and secure access to and from the bus.

On most roads, cyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as vehicles, but bicycles are hard to see. Children riding a bicycle usually can not judge the traffic situation correctly, which causes special problems for the driver. The most common cause of a collision is that the driver turns to the left before riding a bicycle.

When riding a bicycle, slowly move in the same direction and place 3 feet between the car and the rider.

When turning to the left and the rider is approaching the opposite direction, waiting for the rider to pass by

When turning to the right, the cyclist approaches from the right rear, the rider passes the intersection for the first time and you can always use your turn signal

I see the bicycle rider turning in front of you without seeing or sending a signal; children like to do this especially

Slightly careful attention, drivers and pedestrians can coexist safely within the school district.

One of the advantages of using Uber & Lyft is that there is no cash exchange, except hints. Drivers generally appreciate the permission to prompt Lyft's app, but refusing to include Uber as a feature. This is a difficulty for the driver. Some drivers have falling cans, but the driver promotes cashless exchange as a personal safety measure to reduce the possibility of theft, but considering when driving safely This is not the only thing you need to do. When a driver talks about the dangers of their work, they usually refer to the passengers who make them feel uncomfortable, or more frequently they are avoiding certain communities they are avoiding like when they are nearby . . Most drivers know that explicit discrimination based on destinations is a contraindication but usually indicate that they are willing to accept passenger requests but the perception of a dangerous community is a risk assessment It may be a factor.

Passengers account for the majority of road toll charges. However, the safety of passengers is almost entirely left to the hands of the driver. Traditionally, drivers were the main focus of traffic safety campaigns and programs. When doing such activities, the influence of passengers on the behavior of the driver is almost ignored. We know little about the communication patterns that exist between the driver and the passengers and the impact of this interaction on the safety of the driver's behavior. If we can better understand the behavioral interaction between the driver and the fellow passenger, we will develop passenger's positive role and measures to minimize the adverse effect of the passenger on the driver's behavior It is possible. These measures are expected to bring considerable safety benefits for both the driver and the passengers.

Understanding of passenger's influence on driver's behavior: Impact on traffic safety and recommendations for measures development