Slovenia - one of the safest countries in Europe for child road safety
The Agency, the police and other partners aim to remind drivers and other road users of the importance of their role in ensuring children's safety on the way to school, at extra-curricular activities and on all routes in general. "Only by participating responsibly and tolerantly in traffic can we ensure children's safety on their journeys," the Agency stresses.
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Police officers are also taking part in the campaign and will be checking traffic signals on road links near schools and on school routes during the week and informing road maintenance if there are any irregularities. Photo: Tamino Petelinšek/STA
Every year, during the first days of school, children are protected on school routes throughout Slovenia, in places where children's safety may be at risk. Child safety volunteers are involved in helping pupils cross the road at the most dangerous sections and reminding drivers to drive even more carefully.
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During the first days of school, police officers will also visit some primary schools, together with head teachers and traffic education mentors, to inform parents of first-graders at parent-teacher conferences about the dangers of road safety, advise them on how to ensure their children's road safety and what their responsibilities as parents are in terms of road safety. Photo: Tamino Petelinšek/STA
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The Agency, the police and other partners aim to remind drivers and other road users of the importance of their role in ensuring children's safety on the way to school, at extra-curricular activities and generally on all routes. Photo: Aleš Kocjan/STA
