Nghe An students enthusiastically learn about building traffic culture

On the evening of May 29, at Vinh University, the Traffic Safety Committee of Nghe An province coordinated with relevant units to organize a propaganda program "Students with safe traffic culture".

Attending the program were representatives of leaders of departments, branches, sectors and related units; along with representatives of the school's Board of Directors, teachers and more than 600 students of Vinh University.

Currently, the situation of students violating traffic laws such as: carrying more people than the prescribed number; weaving, swerving; not wearing helmets; lack of attention, observation, etc. is still common. Determining the importance of the student generation, the main resource in the development of the country, all levels and sectors have been implementing many synchronous solutions to ensure order,traffic safety

Speaking at the opening ceremony of the program, Mr. Phan Huy Chuong - Deputy Head of the Provincial Traffic Safety Committee highly appreciated the important role of students in the province in general and students of Vinh University in particular in building a culture of safe and disciplined traffic. The organizers also hope that through this program, students will contribute their own voice to the work of ensuring traffic safety and order; thereby, contributing to changing the awareness and actions of each person, specifically: respecting, giving way, helping people to participate in traffic safely; not using phones while driving, etc. In addition, he also suggested that Vinh University continue to pay more attention to propaganda work to create strong changes; minimizing the risk of traffic accidents involving students.

At the program, the Organizing Committee also presented many gifts to teachers and students of the school.

Not only that, to make the propaganda program truly effective, the Organizing Committee also organized a speech contest on the topic "Students with traffic culture" with the participation of 8 teams representing 8 training units in the school. In addition, the program also had many questions related to legal regulations on traffic order and safety for the participating students.