Three more sessions for the Youth Traffic Schools, focus on ensuring safety in road transport
In the heart of Weststadt, the city of Gießen has established a unique facility for families – a traffic practice area designed specifically for children aged 6 to 11. Opened in April 2023, this area offers a controlled environment where young ones can learn about road traffic in a protected space.
The traffic practice area is equipped for parents to test driving on the road with their children. This is an excellent opportunity for both parents and children to gain practical experience and build confidence in navigating the roads together.
The city has scheduled three training sessions for parents and children this year. These sessions will take place on the 30th of August, 13th of September, and 27th of September, each from 10:00 to 13:00. It is essential for participants to bring a traffic-appropriate bicycle and helmet for the training sessions.
Parents or a person of full age will be responsible for supervising children during these sessions. The traffic practice area is open outside of school hours, making it convenient for families to attend.
The address for the traffic practice area is Krofdorfer Straße 109a, 35398 Gießen. For more information about the traffic practice area or the scheduled training sessions, families can visit the city's official website.
While the last three dates for the youth traffic school (Jugendverkehrsschule) in Gießen in 2025 have not been specified in the article, the city's commitment to road safety for young people remains steadfast. The traffic practice area in Gießen is a testament to this commitment, providing a valuable resource for families to learn and grow together on the roads.
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