Son La students practise motorcycle, moped riding skills

The Traffic Police Division under the Son La provincial Department of Public Security, in coordination with the Chieng Sinh ward police, on September 19 organised a programme to raise awareness and provide safe motorcycle and moped riding skills to more than 1,200 students and teachers of Son La High School for the Gifted.

Traffic safety officers provide students and teachers of Son La High School for the Gifted with guidance on safe motorcycle and moped riding.

At the programme, students were informed about legal regulations on road traffic order and safety, including age requirements for operating mopeds and electric motorcycles, as well as violations and penalties for allowing people who are not qualified to operate vehicles to participate in traffic.

Traffic police officers presented traffic accident data, violations handled, and images and video clips of traffic accidents, analysing the causes and consequences of typical cases to raise students' awareness, foster voluntary compliance with traffic laws, and improve their skills in preventing traffic accidents. 

A student practises moped riding on a simulated road course.

Students also took part in moped riding practice on a simulated road course, focusing on four basic riding skills: navigating a figure-eight course, riding along a straight line, passing through a course with obstacles, and riding over a rough surface. Through the practical exercises, students developed their reflexes, built vehicle-handling skills, and improved their ability to respond to dangerous situations in real-world traffic conditions./.

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