Returning to Regular Activities: Have you resumed your usual schedule?
In the bustling city of Bielefeld, Germany, the summer holidays have come to an end, and with the start of a new school year, many changes are afoot. For new schoolchildren, the daily school route is still a novelty, and the city is experiencing an increase in the number of young road users.
To ensure the safety of these young pedestrians and cyclists, the Bielefeld Police are urging drivers to be more vigilant and patient. The focus is on creating a safer city environment for schoolchildren, and the police are reminding drivers to set a good example by following traffic rules.
The Bielefeld Police Presidium's Leitungsstab/ Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, responsible for traffic safety among other topics, is actively working towards "Safe School Routes." Adapting one's speed and driving style can contribute significantly to this cause.
Drivers are encouraged to be aware of young schoolchildren, especially those who are still adjusting to the rules of the road. Reducing speed and being patient with new, young road users can help ensure their safety.
The responsible person for traffic safety work of the police in Bielefeld, specifically for the topic "Safer School Routes," is not explicitly named in the provided information. However, press inquiries can be directed to several contact persons at the Bielefeld Police Presidium, including Sonja Rehmert, Katja Küster, Sarah Siedschlag, Michael Kötter, Hella Christoph, Fabian Rickel, Caroline Steffen, Lukas Reker, Jan Grote, and via email at [email protected].
Outside of office hours, the control center can be contacted at 0521/545-0. For more information and contact details about traffic safety, please visit the Bielefeld Police Presidency's homepage at https://bielefeld.polizei.nrw/.
The Bielefeld Police are reminding drivers to be cautious and considerate towards young schoolchildren. The focus remains on ensuring the safety of these young road users as they navigate their new school routes. Let us all work together to create a safer city for everyone.
