Council, launched a campaign for children in fourth road

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With the mark of good citizenship behaviors instill the City Council joined with 21 city schools to educate students in the traffic laws. A computer will be raffled among the participants.

"This is a program that seeks to articulate the need for more awareness among children about the importance of respecting the traffic rules," said City Council President, George Henn, this morning on the campus of sessions when presented initiative is called "playing to learn to respect life."

The campaign has, through play, teaching fourth grade students from 21 schools of the city traffic rules, "on living in the city and become full citizens."

In presenting the program aired a video that mentions Santa Fe as the second largest province with more deaths in traffic accidents in the country, with 32 deaths per day in these circumstances what they mean about 8,104 deaths per year.

It is then that, from Santa Fe on Monday, council members will tour the schools involved to bring instructional booklets to students. They contain information on road rules and the importance of respecting both as drivers and pedestrians. One of the activities arising from the campaign is to complete an album of figurines with traffic signals and then be drawn, on December 15, a computer between the schools, another between the students and a DVD for teachers.

"We campaign in the belief that children are rights and play a good way to learn about behavior that has to do with being better citizens," said Henn.

For the preparation of educational booklets we had the support of businesses in the city as Kilbel Supermarkets, bounded, Sancor Insurance, Health Hierarchical, Pedrito Transportation, Post and Control SRL SH.

Tougher penalties

In the grounds were present council officers, including Marta Fasina, who noted that "since the council tried to prevent accidents is a state policy," adding that "many of the recently adopted rules are related to the deepening of penalties for breaches of road rules. "

"We believe that education is closely related to prevention in every way, education is essential to prevent because what we learn in the early years of our lives do not forget more," said Fasina.

For its part, the deputy director of the Centennial School IV present in the disclosure of the program said that "the problem of traffic through the school, here we meet the road standards and make the proper functioning as citizens."

"The guys are working on road safety education and this adds. The idea of ​​raising awareness is important to know the transcendent to meet standards, belt use, be good pedestrian. "

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