Pedestrians often think that if they see, they are also seen. Meanwhile, the driver sees the man without a glare from a distance of up to 30 meters. Children from the Babine School will be safer on the road; they will get yellow vests from the Commune with reflectors.

 

Many drivers remember situations when they had to brake dramatically when driving after dark because they noticed the pedestrian too late. Reflections are sometimes a matter of life or death – admits the Head of the Commune Anna, who handed the vests with reflectors to the students from the School and Preschool Complex. This is the next facility that during a special meeting with the police and the fire brigade, received from the Commune these security-enhancing gadgets. Safety vests are necessary as it is dark! – says little Robert. – I will definitely use it! When I run with my mother in the evening, I will definitely bet her – declares Crazy.

 

Babine students about road safety, but not only, are educated properly every day. This is the subject matter of the educational and preventive programs implemented at school. – We devote a lot of time to the promotion of safety, health and an active lifestyle – says Hanna, director of the School and Pre-School Complex. The police emphasize that reflections outside built-up areas or in the countryside are extremely necessary. – Not all streets are well lit and even if the lighting is on, the person in dark clothing is not clearly visible – police officers emphasize.

 

Recall that from September 1, pedestrians are obliged to wear reflectors outside built-up areas. The new law is to reduce the number of cars disappearing in the dark under the wheels of cars. New regulations can definitely improve road safety, especially municipal and podia ones. They are often unlit and with narrow shoulders. There, most often, there are deductions, even deaths. During the meeting in Babine, the police reminded the children of the basic safety rules on the road and beyond. In addition, firefighters from OSP presented fire equipment to children.