Reflective Clothing Will Be Added To School Uniforms.

Accidents happen every now and then.

Data show that safety accidents become the number one killer of children under the age of 14.

In this year's "two sessions", the Labour Party will submit proposals for students in primary and secondary schools.

Status quo: traffic accidents become child killer

In recent years, traffic accidents have occurred on the roads of primary and secondary school students in Xiamen. Safety accidents have become the first cause of death for children under 14 years of age.

The guide reporter learned that the vast majority of primary and secondary schools in Xiamen are adjacent to the main traffic routes.

Especially in the rural areas, the speed of motor vehicles is fast, and traffic accidents are prone to occur.

In the afternoon, when leaving school is late or self study at night, it is more likely to cause traffic accidents due to poor light.

The rural labor party believes that in order to reduce traffic injuries to minors, in addition to strengthening safety education for motorists and students, some technical measures can also be taken. It is a simple and effective way to use reflective fabrics or set up reflective warning signs on school uniforms.

Suggestion: inlay the reflective mark on school uniform.

The Rural Labor Party suggested that the relevant departments such as traffic control departments should be organized as soon as possible to formulate "standards for reflective high school students' high school night traffic safety school uniform", and put forward specific indicators for the safety and quality of reflective school uniforms and the minimum technical indicators of reflective cloth.

"Especially for the core of reflective school uniform.

The workers of the Labour Party suggested that, before designing the stereotypes and bulk supply, they could draw lessons from the experience of other countries, and make overall arrangements by the relevant departments of the city. From the autumn of 2012, the reflective warning signs were uniformly embedded in the parts of the front, collar and cuffs of the existing primary and secondary school uniforms, and the additional production cost could be appropriately subsidized by the finance.