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The Ministry of Transportation continues to promote Traffic Safety Month and combines the resources of various units to promote "stop culture" and motorcycle safety. This year, the number of traffic accident deaths has dropped significantly, especially among children and adolescents, which has dropped by 59.4%.
Counselor Zhang Shunqing of the Ministry of Transport (first row, right), Director of the Public Security Bureau Chen Wenrui (second row, right), and Yuantong General Manager Zhang Yongchang (third row, right) join hands with children to promote the concepts of stopping at intersections and empathy. (Provided by Yuantong Telephone)
According to statistics from the Ministry of Transport, the number of deaths in traffic accidents nationwide from January to June this year dropped by 15% compared with the same period in 2023; among which the number of deaths among children and adolescents dropped by 59.4% most significantly.
Yuantong Telecom stated today (12th) that in response to the Ministry of Transportation's "Traffic Safety Month", various units are invited to form a "Traffic Safety Team" to continue to promote the "stop culture" and work with the Ministry of Transportation, Taoyuan City Government, Highway Bureau, National Highway Police, and Yuanchuang Wisdom uTagGo, Mr. Xu Yuanzhi Memorial Foundation, Jingjuan Children's Safety Cultural and Educational Foundation, Xin'an Tokio Marine Property & Casualty Insurance, Quanfeng Insurance and Nanren Lake held the first "Daoan Experience Camp" at the Zhongli Service Area on National Highway 1.
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Zhang Shunqing, counselor of the Ministry of Transport, said that the number of automobiles and motorcycles in the country has reached 23.4 million, exceeding the total population, of which 14.6 million are motorcycles. Therefore, this year's Traffic Safety Month, in addition to focusing on "protecting motorcycle safety", has joined hands with seven major car manufacturers and more than 7,000 car dealers to provide free vehicle health inspections and no-violation lottery draws. At the same time, it "continues the culture of stopping at intersections" and calls on passers-by, whether riding or driving, to establish the right of way and the concept of stopping.
Chen Wenrui, director of the Expressway Bureau, said that the High-Tech Bureau is committed to reducing the accident rate on national highways. This year, in cooperation with the Ministry of Transport, "continuing the stop culture" has been included in the main promotion axis. For the fifth consecutive year, it has teamed up with Yuantong Electric to hold road safety promotion activities in the national highway service area.
Yan Wangsheng, director of the National Highway Police Department, pointed out that from January to April this year, "distracted driving" accounted for nearly half of the total deaths on national highways. Drivers are reminded to pay attention to the road conditions and maintain a safe distance. When an accident occurs, they should remember that "safety first, then deal with the accident" to avoid secondary accidents. He also emphasized that "assisted driving is not the same as automatic driving," and drivers must still remain alert throughout the process.
Yuantong Electric said that since 2018, it has invested in the Jingjuan Foundation's "Traffic Safety Education Promotion Plan" and jointly launched free road safety textbooks and picture books, which have been used by more than 350,000 school children and 3,500 schools.
Lin Zhijia, chairman of the Jingjuan Foundation, said that this year, together with Yuantong and uTagGo, they will launch the "Let's Go! LET'S GO" digital teaching material, which turns the three most common areas that children come into contact with during schooling: "crossing the road, taking the bus, and parking lots" into interactive levels. It will be available for free download and application in all elementary schools in Taiwan at the beginning of the school year. It is hoped that the cumulative benefit will be expanded to 400,000 school children.
The Ministry of Transport, the Public Security Bureau, Yuantong Telecommunications and uTagGo held the first "Daoan Experience Camp" in the Zhongli Service Area. All walks of life responded enthusiastically and continued to promote the "stop culture". (Provided by Yuantong Telephone)
The public-private partnership formed the "Traffic Safety Team" to declare the implementation of "Humanistic Transportation. Stop Culture". In the back row, from left, are Chairman of the Jingjuan Foundation Lin Zhijia, Director of the Public Police Bureau Yan Wangsheng, Director of the High Public Security Bureau Chen Wenrui, Counselor of the Ministry of Transportation Zhang Shunqing, Yuantong Telecommunications General Manager Zhang Yongchang, and Taoyuan City Transportation Bureau Deputy Director Xiong Qizhong. (Provided by Yuantong Telephone)
Yuanchuang Intelligence uTagGo has joined forces with Quanfeng Business to allow parents and children to experience how to avoid blind spots in the field of view of large vehicles and protect their own safety. (Provided by Yuantong Telephone)
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In the future, traffic safety months will continue to hold similar Daoan experience camp activities and expand to more service areas to cooperate with local governments.
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The digital traffic safety teaching materials jointly developed by the Jingjuan Foundation and Yuantong Telecommunications will continue to be updated and benefit more school children, with the number of beneficiaries expected to exceed 400,000.
Likely · Within months

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