INGENIEUR
involved in road accidents., It is further
recommended that road safety education be
included for students of all ages, from pre-school
to university students. The national youth policy
could include road safety education by organising
road safety programmes, rider training, or proper
circuits for motorcycle races to accommodate
young motorcyclists. In the meantime, we can
all play our role in society by being on our best
behaviour on the road to give youths a good
example to follow.
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