Since April this year, the Traffic Police Brigade of Liulin County Public Security Bureau has carried out the "Helmet for Safety" campaign throughout the county, and rectified the problem of not wearing safety helmets when driving motorcycles and electric vehicles. At present, 90% of the county's motorcycle and electric vehicle drivers wear safety helmets.

"Wearing helmets makes me feel safe. Not only do I wear helmets, but I also let my children wear helmets to improve safety awareness and reduce traffic accidents," said Ms. Liu, a citizen.

In order to improve the efficiency of regulation, the police take the method of combining fixed duty points with mobile patrols all day long, and the method of combining centralized and decentralized governance to increase the regulation work. It creates a good traffic environment for the majority of traffic participants, and further prevents and reduces the occurrence of road traffic accidents.

Gao Linyi, a police officer of the Third Squadron of the Traffic Police Brigade of Liulin County Public Security Bureau, said that in the past, people who used to drive motorcycles and electric vehicles did not wear safety helmets. Once a traffic accident occurred, people would directly contact the ground, and the head was often the first to land. Helmets are equivalent to car safety belts for drivers. At present, motorcycle and electric vehicle accidents have decreased by more than 25% month on month, and the special rectification has achieved initial results. We will continue to promote this work to ensure the safe travel of citizens and improve their sense of traffic safety and satisfaction.