MDPPA conducts road safety seminar for 3rd graders

Updated Oct 12, 2020 | Same topic: Latest Consumer Reports

MDPPA launched its fourth leg of road safety seminar for Lourdes School of Mandaluyong third-grade students.
It is clear that more than any other individuals, children are most vulnerable to road crashes for various reasons.
 
To spur the road safety among Filipino civilians this year, Motorcycle Development Program Participant Association, Inc. (MDPPA) reached out to children, particularly grade schoolers, due to their risks on road accidents. The organization also appealed to their parents to educate their kids about road safety on their respective homes.
 
The MDPPA recently conducted its fourth leg of road safety seminar for Lourdes School of Mandaluyong third-grade students.

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group photo of children participating in MDPPA's road safety seminar
 
The MDPPA recently conducted its fourth leg of road safety seminar for Lourdes School of Mandaluyong third-grade students
 
The free seminar has enriched students’ understanding of road safety and security. By imparting the importance of responsible driving, as well as giving tips and lessons on road safety, MDPPA’s initiative will go long way toward mitigating child road traffic injuries and deaths. MDPPA likewise holds these same seminar in schools to teach children the value of road safety while crossing the road and being familiar with road signs.
 
The association also appealed to Filipino parents to educate their kids at home about road safety.
 
Ana Bolinao, Lourdes School of Mandaluyong Principal as quoted as saying “MDPPA’s road safety seminar has enriched our students’ understanding of road safety and security. By imparting the value of road safety to our students, MDPPA’s initiative will go a long way toward reducing child road traffic injuries and deaths through children’s improved vigilance and caution.”

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drawing of two kids and a woman in a car

The association also appealed to Filipino parents to educate their kids at home about road safety
 
Prior to this, MDPPA has successfully facilitated similar events in San Beda Alabang, Muntinlupa City in 2014 and 2016 and in FEU Diliman, Quezon City in 2015.
 
The organization is also actively promoting its on-going “Helmets Save Lives” campaign. The campaign aims to teach riders the importance of using motorcycle helmets and how this seemingly simple device can spell the difference between life and death. 
 


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