Lumi, the Traffic Light
Lumi was not an ordinary creature; he was a friendly and spirited traffic light that guided cars, bicycles, and pedestrians safely through the busy streets. Lumi had a special gift. He could talk to the
Learning to be safe near streets and roads is super important for kids like you! Let's discover how to keep ourselves safe together!
Sometimes, drivers might not see us kids easily, which can be risky. Understanding how cars can be dangerous helps us stay safe and avoid accidents!
Sometimes accidents happen suddenly, but when we practice safe habits every day, they become our natural way of staying safe, thanks to our parents' guidance!
While we’re on the road, safety is our top priority!
We all learn how to be safe on the road by practicing with grown-ups. Together, let’s discover how to stay safe and become road safety experts!
Always stop, look left, right, and left again before crossing the road. Make sure no cars, bikes, or other vehicles are coming either side.
Always Cross the road at designated crosswalks or traffic signals whenever possible. They’re like safe passages just for you!
Green means go, red means stop. Always wait for the walk signal before crossing, even if you’re in a hurry.
When crossing the road, keep gadgets like phones and games away. Focus on getting safely to the other side.
Even if you think a driver sees you, it’s always safer to make sure. Look both ways and never rush across.
Running between parked cars can surprise drivers. Stay visible and stick to safe pathways.
Imagine the traffic light as a robot that tells vehicles and pedestrians when to go and when to stop.
When you see a red light, it's like the traffic signal saying, "Freeze, everyone!" It means stop until it turns green. It's our signal for safety
When it's red, all the cars and people have to pause. Wait until it turns green.
Hang tight until it turns green – that's when it's our signal to go again. So, red means stop, green means go.
When the traffic light turns yellow, it's like a little hint, saying, "Get ready!" It means the light is about to change
Yellow is preparing us for what's next! Be cautious, and get ready to either stop or safely continue.
Whether you're stopping or cruising through, yellow is our signal to be on our toes!
When the traffic light turns green, it's like the ultimate "Go!" signal. It means it's our turn to move safely.
Green means you have the green light to go ahead. Whether on foot, on wheels, or on your bike, it's your moment to cruise forward safely.
When you see green at the traffic light, it's your time to move!
The following magazines are published by the Kosovo Police and the Ministry of ESPI, where you can read various and interesting articles about road traffic safety.
We have reserved this column for the latest news that is both informative and educational about traffic safety.
Lumi was not an ordinary creature; he was a friendly and spirited traffic light that guided cars, bicycles, and pedestrians safely through the busy streets. Lumi had a special gift. He could talk to the
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