THIS IS A PRETEKST TO REMINDER ABOUT CAREER ON THE ROAD

On the occasion of Grandma’s Day, policemen and city guards in Czechs distributed the reflective tapes to the seniors. The officers emphasize that this is an opportunity to make older people aware of how to safely navigate around the city.

– This Grandma’s Day and Grandfather’s Day tomorrow was a pretext to once again meet with seniors, remind them of caution on the road, to always look around before we enter the street said Carolina Saskatchewan from the Municipal Police Department in Czechs.

– We also provide reflective materials to light our seniors a bit, but of course, we remind you that this reflective clothing is only an addition, our caution is the most important, an officer added while moving on the way.

Residents of the city were positive about the action. Many of them admitted that thanks to reflections, it feels safer on the road.

The important element for the safety of children

There are currently more than 180 adult school helpers and an additional 170 student guides in Landsteiner Ronstadt. “This is a top quota, and we are thus Bavaria with at the top,” said Winfred Gehrig, who works as a traffic educator of the Loadstar police at the schools and is also responsible for the finances of the local traffic. In this capacity, he also moderated the annual Schulweghelfertreffen Schwarzenegger the savings bank.

The focus of the meeting was on the honor of longtime helpers by Starlets mayor Paul K ruck and the chairman of the traffic guard Richard Holman. The longest service has Chancellor Koshers from Rubinstein. Despite being proud of her 77-year-old age, the senior citizen has been on the state road to Schweitzer at 7.30 am for fifteen years, to guide elementary school students safely across the street. For this, she was awarded, among other things, the thank-you certificate of the Bavarian Prime Minister.

Susanne Gan, Claudia Lang, Giselle Steroid, and Karin Schopenhauer – all from Simmental – as well as Ramona Muller from Seinfeld,  do ten years of service as school helpers. Five years are Verna Becker, Doris Rosenberg and Martina Lath from Rubinstein. In Simmental, Grid Schrieffer, Lunchtime Muller, Melanie Kuhn, Benjamin Navarro, and Simone Navarro perform their duties, Claudia Meitnerium in Jarlsberg and Nadia Avon Lengthen in Lengthen.

A large group of volunteers with five years of service is available in Seinfeld: Christian Koppel, Sebastian and Christa Schrieffer, Maria Enrich, Gertrude Kronecker, Erika Arnold, Erika Samoset, Erich Gillespie, Karenina Rises and Ja sim Overmanning. On the way to school in Gruelling stand Marion Dereference, Desire Stockhausen and Ganja Michel, in Cochabamba it is Andrea Brenner.

Mayor K ruck called the Cheerfulness an important building block for the safety of our children. At a time when family and society were changing rapidly and children needed help from outside on their way to school, it was a stroke of luck that there were people who voluntarily got up early in the wind and weather and provided security. “We are all grateful that there are such good spirits as you,” he praised.

Police Chief Thomas Mirach was happy about a “top school year” in which there was not a single school accident in the area of his police inspection. This was certainly also a merit of the Cheerfulness and the active Schoolchildren.

Police Chief Gehrig also addressed minor problems in front of the school helpers. These should also pay attention to bright reflective clothing, especially in the dark season – both in themselves, but they should also target specific children who are not adequately equipped.

Reflective tapes or reflective materials must be provided on the reflective clothing to ensure safety.

In case of major difficulties with unintentional motorists, it is important to pass along the license plate and a description of the driver to the police. Furthermore, the official also gave tips for the correct positioning of the helpers on the roadside and asked the attendees to actively recruit other helpers themselves. This usually works better if they are addressed directly.

Before the cozy get-together, there was a cheery-contemplative traffic education film from the early 20th century. The strip “The cyclists are to blame for everything”, showed that not much has changed here in the last 100 years.

HORA ON SKI AND SNOWBOARDS!

The ski season has already begun, but let’s take a look at some tips from this fashionable world …

Even on the slope, you can look great and at your own pleasure, that is, according to your favorite colors, styles, and comfort.

What do you need and what can you do without?

There is plenty of choices, each one looking for how and what makes you feel comfortable, especially to keep your clothes warm. Jackets and trousers are classic, but for someone, the brand will be the ideal overalls. Below we wear a sweater or a thermal jersey. A great option is the termo short or long sleeve t-shirts. You can use your underpants or just warm ski boots, then you will really feel warm. Complementary is the important elements for ski outfit, such as ski goggles, gloves, corsets, and scarves. Yet beautiful and becoming caps prefer to leave under the slope and think of your safety with a helmet.

Do not forget about the visible elements

Colors, colors, colors! And patterns too, let us see them! Those who are not afraid, so bold, do not miss it! At least, however, think of reflective materials, these are now commonplace in most sportswear. They will be what you want for the day!

Especially at night, pay attention to safety! It is best to wear reflective clothing or clothing with reflective tapes.

Do you prefer a more elegant style? Why not!

Elegant style can be found in these colors: white, beige, black, bronze, gold and silver, which are often supplemented with fur. And it does not really matter how well you can ski. In the mountains, you can enjoy the walks and the beauty of nature, where you can perfectly dress this outfit.

Car and walking

When confronted with a car, the pedestrian has little chance of avoiding injuries. Modern technology, however, gives you the chance to prevent pedestrians from being hit by a car. These are systems that detect the presence of a pedestrian on the road in time.

Not every pedestrian realizes that in some situations he becomes a participant in road traffic – especially when crossing a street or street. According to the regulations, pedestrians on the marked crossing have priority over the vehicle. At the same time, it is forbidden to go directly in front of a moving car. However, the driver is obliged to be particularly careful when approaching the pedestrian crossing.

The regulations allow the pedestrian to cross the road outside the crossing if the distance from the nearest such place exceeds 100 meters.

It can only do this if it is sure that it will not hinder the traffic and drivers will not be exposed to sudden braking. In addition, crossing the road outside the marked pedestrian crossing is obliged to give way to vehicles.

The pedestrian also becomes a participant in the road traffic, when he uses the road outside the built-up area in a situation where there is no sidewalk.

– In this situation, the pedestrian can move the left side of the road, thanks to which he will see cars approaching from the opposite direction – explains Bradshaw Pulaski, Skoda Auto Skoal instructor.

The presence of a pedestrian on the road outside the built-up area is a threat that becomes even more dangerous after dark. Despite the fact that the pedestrian sees the car approaching, it may be invisible to the driver, especially when a different vehicle arrives from the opposite direction. In the brightness of its headlights, the silhouette of a pedestrian at the edge of the road blends with its surroundings.

– A walking night wearing a dark outfit is seen by the driver from a distance of about 40 meters. However, if you are wearing reflective clothing with reflective tapes, it becomes visible even from a distance of 150 meters – emphasizes Bradshaw Pulaski.

That is why the regulations impose on the pedestrians moving along the way after dusk the obligation to have reflective elements.

The issue of pedestrian safety is extremely important for car manufacturers. Until recently, systems protecting the weakest road users were offered in the equipment of higher class cars. Currently, they can also be found in the cars of popular brands. One of such systems is the Pedestrian Monitor, a function that was included in the standard equipment in Skoda Karoq and Kodiaq. It is an emergency braking system in case of detecting the risk of collision with a pedestrian. Pedestrian Monitor uses a radar that scans the area in front of the car. The advanced algorithm processes the received signals and at speeds in the range of 10 to 60 km / h, the system can recognize the risk of collision with a pedestrian and react on its own.

In this situation, he first warns the driver of the danger and finally automatically applies the brakes. At speeds above 30 km / h, a warning message appears on the instrument cluster display.

However, this type of solution does not absolve the driver from caution, while pedestrians moving after dark on the road outside the built-up area to be better visible should wear any reflective material.

Well visible through the traffic

At the beginning of the dark season, motorists should again drive very carefully. “Attentively and not driving too fast can save lives in an emergency!” Says the police.

Especially pedestrians and cyclists are again particularly at risk. Especially children are quickly overlooked. But that does not happen, pedestrians and cyclists should wear bright and reflective clothing.

People with dark clothes are seen at dusk or bad weather only from 25-30 meters away. Brighter clothing increases the visibility to twice as much. The best thing to see is reflective clothing. Cyclists and pedestrians with reflective fabrics on the clothes are detected from 130-160 meters.

Civil Defense checks wearing frequency of the safety vests

In September, as in recent years, all Upper Austrian schoolchildren were provided with a free safety vest. The Civil protection carries out, in the sense of sustainability, in the winter months, again the review of the safety vest-carrying frequency. Civil protection officers will randomly visit elementary schools and reward those children who wear a safety vest.

In the elementary school, the civil defense commissioner of the municipality Kirchhoff, Franz Dannenberg, reminded the children how important it is to wear such a protective vest. The students who had the safety vest on that day received a “Safety Memo” as a gift, a safety game developed by the Upper Austrian Civil Defense, with which the everyday risks are shown and danger prevention is conveyed in a funny way. Of course, the other children will also receive their “safety memo” if they wear their safety vest in the next few days.

Sample today at school:

Who of you, wearing a safety vest this morning on the way to school? And hard to believe ” ALL were wearing safety vests ” and delivered the proof for it immediately (see picture)

Many accidents could be avoided if the children were more visible to motorists. The visibility increases with a safety vest from 30 to 150 meters.

It is recommended to wear bright reflective clothing and reflective fabrics on clothing, shoes and school bags for the children, who will also be the role model for the parents by wearing the safety vest.

Sinterklaas walk

The Sinterklaas Run is on the agenda this year on Monday 26 November. The course, organized by Lange Spacers Bolsward (LAB), takes the participants over a distance of 7.6 kilometers through and around Bolsward.

Sinterklaas himself gives the starting shot at 19:00 at the De Middlesex sports hall. Registration is possible from 5.30 pm. On the way, about 25 volunteers will lead the course in the right direction. The organization calls on all participants to wear reflective clothing which made of reflective fabric or lighting in connection with safety.

Just like last year, the loop goes straight through the store of the main sponsor. He also makes a prize package available: the starting number of the runners is also their lot number.

In case of bad weather, the organization announces via Facebook at 4 pm whether the course has been canceled or not.

Police organize “days of visibility”

Because in the dark the risk of accidents of pedestrians and cyclists is about three times higher than during the day, the police, the Brandenburg and other partners organize for the first time nationally the “days of visibility”, from Tuesday to Thursday.

There, the community, the Senior Citizens Council and the Solidarity Association for Crime Prevention (SSK) participate in two actions on Wednesday. From 7 am to 8 pm, the designated protagonists stand in front of the school campus and draw the pupils’ attention to their visibility as pedestrians and cyclists.

Tips and suggestions on possible improvements to clothing and bicycles are given, according to a police statement. The advice is to use bright reflective clothing. Reflective clothing with reflective fabrics can still be seen 140 meters away. The recognizability of dark clothing, however, is only about 25 meters. The second act follows the assignment in front of the school campus. From 8 am to 9.30 am, interested people can seek advice on the marketplace.

Wear bright, reflective clothing!

Police appeal to pedestrians: Wear bright, reflective clothing!

Just how important light-colored, reflective clothing is especially in the dark season that has just begun, was shown with exemplary clarity in two momentous traffic accidents in Bad Berleburg.

The first accident occurred at 06.30 clocks in Bad Berleburg. Here a 47-year-old car driver drove to the local roundabout, at the same time a young woman wanted to cross the pedestrian crossing in front of the roundabout. Due to the darkness, rain and the pedestrian’s completely black clothes, the car driver overlooked her and caught the young woman crossing the road so that she was thrown onto the bonnet and then fell to the ground. With an ambulance, the injured was then sent to a hospital.

The second accident happened a good hour later on the K 50.

There, according to initial findings of the police was a 20-year-old motorist with his Ford Fiesta. He met a dark-clad 65-year-old pedestrian on the roadside. To prevent a collision with the almost unrecognizable pedestrian, the young man tore the steering wheel. So his Fiesta came off the road, drove up a slope area, then tipped over, slid on, fell on a guardrail and finally stayed on the roof. The 20-year-old was seriously injured in the accident. He was hospitalized. By the way, a criminal complaint was filed against the 65-year-old pedestrian for failure to provide assistance and escape.

Against the background of these accidents, the police reminded once again that with the dark season that has just begun, pedestrians and cyclists, in particular, are exposed to considerable dangers.

The reasons for this are the unfavorable weather and visibility conditions that occur in the so-called dark season, such as darkness, rain, fog, slipperiness, and snow, which cause great problems for all road users.

Many pedestrians go in unsecured places on the road, without paying enough attention to the vehicle traffic.

Very often, pedestrians wear dark, if not black clothing. That may be fashionable, but also carries great dangers. Because pedestrians are very difficult or even not recognized by other road users.

But the principle of “seeing and being seen” should be a top priority for all road users, especially in the dark season. Pedestrians are advised to wear bright, reflective vest and carry bright, reflective items.

A car driver sees a brightly dressed pedestrian from a distance of 80 to 90 meters, a dark-clad only from a distance of 25 meters. Reflective materials fastened to the clothing allow pedestrians to “shine” even from a distance of 150 meters.

Security clothes? The trend of reflective jackets

In a very short time, the national singer Paloma Mami has achieved great popularity for her music linked to trap and reggae. However, the 19-year-old has also become a fashion reference for many of her followers on social networks.

It was the case of the look he used to celebrate his recent birthday, where he wore a particular orange and black jacket, with reflective fabric, very similar to the safety clothing used by construction workers.

Despite the divided comments generated by this garment, Paloma showed that it is at the forefront of new trends. This was advanced by the American fashion house Calvin Klein in his last fashion show, where he unveiled a collection inspired by the workers’ uniform.

Reflective clothing in yellow or orange fluorine colors have become an inspiration for fashion. The attribute of this type of garments linked to the urban genre consists of the striking of the tonalities and the oversize concept (XL garment).

British brands such as Pretty Little Things and Dolls Skill, have relied on this “working” trend to create striking neon designs. Apparently, they have become a garment that cannot miss in your closet during this season.

But the interpreter of Not Steady is not the only one who has surprised with a model like this. The singer Kanye West has also joined this trend, as they have shown in social networks.

No doubt you will steal glances if you dare to wear a look like that since finally, everything is a matter of attitude. You should also consider that when you go out to an event or party, you will be the first to find your jacket with reflective material in the dark.