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A Pedestrian Ran Under My Tram, Says the Driver. New Campaign Aims to Prevent Similar Incidents

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Put down your mobile phone, mute your headphones and look around. That is the message of the campaign "3 seconds... it's easy!", which draws attention to the danger of inattention in traffic. The rule "I see. I hear. I go" is intended primarily to remind young people that a few seconds of attention can decide their lives. One of the Prague tram drivers has the experience of colliding with a pedestrian.

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Put down your mobile phone, mute your headphones and look around. That is the message of the campaign "3 seconds... it's easy!", which draws attention to the danger of inattention in traffic. The rule "I see. I hear. I go" is intended primarily to remind young people that a few seconds of attention can decide their lives. One of the Prague tram drivers has the experience of colliding with a pedestrian.

Headphones on, mobile phone in hand, ignoring pedestrian crossings. Tram driver Štěpán Šmehlík knows the misbehavior of pedestrians in the capital well, having been driving for sixteen years. He spoke about trams overtaking, collisions and braking as part of the Prague Integrated Transport campaign called "3 seconds...it's easy!", which encourages young people to be more careful when crossing.

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At the tram stop Goerdelerring in Leipzig there was a traffic accident on Saturday evening between a pedestrian and a tram where the pedestrian was injured. The 48-year-old passer-by ran on the platform of the stop in a southerly direction and wanted to overtake two pedestrians running in front of him. Here the man crossed the track area of the stop, whereby he [...] Der Beitrag Accident between tram and pedestrian appeared first on Leipziger Ze…

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Leipzig - In an accident with a tram a pedestrian was injured on Saturday evening at the station Goerdelerring in Leipzig. The police department Leipzig informed that the 48-year-old had to be treated in a hospital. According to previous findings, the man ran around 17:25 clock on the platform in a southerly direction and wanted to overtake two pedestrians in front of him. He crossed the track area and overlooked the incoming tram. The 40-year-o…

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