Description
The “Road Safety Rules” (50x70 cm) educational chart is a vividly illustrated resource designed for primary and middle school students, summarizing the essential rules for safe behavior on roads, whether walking, cycling, or traveling in vehicles.
Chart Features
Size: 50x70 cm, printed in multiple languages, laminated for durability and frequent classroom use.
Includes bright illustrations and clear icons representing key traffic signs (stop, pedestrian crossing, no entry, traffic signals) and safe behaviors at intersections and crosswalks.
Main safety rules highlighted:
Obey traffic signals—stop at red, go at green, slow down at yellow.
Use designated pedestrian crossings, look both ways before crossing, wait for the green pedestrian light.
Never run or play near the road, always walk on sidewalks or footpaths.
Understand and follow road signs and symbols—explanations of basic signs for children.
For cycling: always wear a helmet, use hand signals, and stay in dedicated lanes if available.
For car passengers: wear a seatbelt at all times, never distract the driver, and exit vehicles safely.
Often includes reminders on school bus safety—lining up in an orderly manner and waiting for the bus to stop completely before boarding or alighting.
Educational Value
Promotes awareness and understanding of traffic signs, signals, and safe habits from a young age.
Supports classroom activities, group discussions, and road safety campaigns within the school setting.
Designed to prevent accidents and foster responsible behavior as both pedestrians and passengers, reinforcing health and life skills curricula.
This chart is an essential and effective visual tool for instilling vital road safety concepts in children