Children’s behavior begins to change when they reach the age of 9 years or older. The driver must know that the child’s vision (or vision) is not perfect. He cannot see several things at once and does not pay attention. He looks at the car and then crosses the road running and thinks that the car is stopping straight away.
 Children are also naturally impulsive and change their minds quickly and without any prior warning
 You cannot predict what they will suddenly do.

You should pay more attention in these situations

• At children’s schools
• Nurseries
• Play and entertainment areas
• Residential complexes
• Parked cars
• Children on the side of the road
• Bus or car transporting children
• Centrum/pedestrian streets

There are three types of vehicles that transport children:

• Personal car
• The little car
• The big bus

In a car designated for transporting children, all seats must be equipped with belts.
 The minibus can be registered as a personal car, bus or truck. This means that when the minibus is registered as a personal vehicle, all seats must be equipped with belts.
 As for the large bus, there are no conditions regarding belts.

Buses for transporting children:

The sign is placed A car that transports children has light bulbs that turn on and off before the car stops to alert the rest of the traffic..

The driver must turn on the warning lights 100 meters before and after the parking spot.  The warning lights must also light up when children are dropped off or boarded to alert other traffic to the presence of children on the road or in the area.  You have the right to overtake at a slow speed while being extremely careful if a child jumps or crosses the road.

When you see the sign

You should pay more attention to the presence of children in the area.

Areas where children are present:

• The speed should be low
• Ready to brake if necessary
• Leave some side space and be ready to brake
• Do not increase speed
• Look carefully and stay alert