The "Safe Driving and Traffic Awareness"
On September 19, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, at the conference room of Saensuk School, Chonburi Province, students from the Local Administration Program, Department of Public Administration, Faculty of Political Science and Law, Burapha University, under the supervision of Miss Parichat Pongloh, in collaboration with the Traffic Division of Saensuk Police Station and Saensuk School, organized the “Safe Driving and Traffic Awareness” project. The project was honored by Mr. Trongjet Jongklang, Head of the Social Studies, Religion, and Culture Learning Group, who presided over the opening ceremony. Police Captain Prayut Chirakwanrak, Deputy Inspector of Prevention and Suppression, Saensuk Police Station, served as the speaker for the knowledge session.
The project aimed to provide knowledge about traffic laws and safe driving practices to young people, allowing them to analyze traffic problems and propose solutions. The target group consisted of 60 lower secondary school students.
The project aimed to provide knowledge about traffic laws and safe driving practices to young people, allowing them to analyze traffic problems and propose solutions. The target group consisted of 60 lower secondary school students. The “Safe Driving and Traffic Awareness” project aligns with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in promoting sustainable and safe community development, as follows:
Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being This project focuses on reducing road accidents by educating young people about traffic laws and safe driving. This will help minimize the risks of road accidents, especially among the youth who are the main target group. Thus, the project plays a crucial role in promoting the health and safety of road users.
Goal 4: Quality Education The project offers training that provides knowledge about traffic laws and safe driving, promoting education that not only focuses on academics but also practical knowledge for everyday life. It helps students analyze traffic issues and propose solutions, thereby enhancing their critical thinking skills and sense of social responsibility.
Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities Promoting safe driving and adherence to traffic laws is part of building a safe and sustainable community. The project focuses on educating young people about reducing road accidents, which is a common problem in cities and areas with heavy traffic. Providing this knowledge plays a vital role in creating a safe and friendly community for its residents.
Goal 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions This project is also connected to raising awareness about traffic laws and the responsibility to comply with them, contributing to a law-abiding and orderly society. Educating young people about the law will help reduce illegal behavior and promote a safer and more sustainable society. This project is an excellent example of integrating sustainable development goals at the community level, encouraging youth participation in addressing traffic issues, which is a significant concern in today’s society.
Project Leaders: Miss Parichat Pongloh (Lecturer), Faculty of Political Science and Law