School stories

Hello everyone, we are two students from Shenzhen Senior High School. Here we show how fluorescent materials can be used on more roads to maximize its potential value like  energy - saving, luminescent and oriented properties.

Our group is trying to cope with the high-frequency traffic offence problem of electric motorcycles（or E-cycles ) in Shenzhen. We use different social media, community poster and online questionnaire to spread our idea and raise people's awareness in this special period.

With the desire of making people's commute and travel safer, above all in the era of population boomed and on roads filled with congestion, our group decided to deal with the problems of bad driving habits. Thus, we did the survey to find the issues, as well as make games and short stop-motion Video to warn the people and awaken their awareness of the consequently effects of the illegal lane-changing behavior.

In spite of the government and schools' emphasis on road safety education, our own experience and our research showed us that people don’t have enough knowledge and neglect the road safety rules. However the focus of our project is people with disabilities, a vulnerable group in terms of road safety.

Every person has emotions, which provide us fullness of characteristics. However, big emotional fluctuations make us radical and cause ROAD RAGE, which is one of the main and common causes of traffic accidents. To remit this situation in our city, we took a series of actions to tell others: No rude but rules!

We are the Shangde Road Safety pioneers. This year we mainly focus on two aspects -- Traffic Congestion around Campus and Misuse of Cellphones on Roads.

Unknowingly, we have formed this terrible habit. The first thing we do in the morning is to take our mobile phone, and the last thing to do before going to bed at night is to play with it. And people are using their mobiles phones while driving, as if it was normal, putting at risk their own life and others' lives. We, the "Service Secret Team" chose this risky behavior as the focus of our campaign. 

We used the design class to identify and research perceived problems with student safety in regards to traffic in our immediate area.

Our presentation is based on two fields, which are the future of cars and responsible behaviors. We mainly elaborated on self-driving, new-energy vehicles, and seatbelt.

Our group focuses on traffic safety in Suzhou district and tries to find solutions for our local community. Our research involves assumptions, confirmation and the actions we should take to influence the community.

We have conducted a series of activities like publication online to offline, making vehicle-mounted green trash bag, exposure of the uncivilized behavior. The purpose is to improve citizen awareness to reduce the potential danger and make good life.

The purpose of the team “High-beam Hunter” is to let public know the danger of misusing the high-beam, improve the drivers’ habits and create a harmonious driving environment for the society through the publication and our efforts.

This decompression set that can be installed on the steering wheel which helps drivers cope with their stress while driving, thus improves the problem of traffic jams by reduce driver's road rage.

Our group used three different approaches trying to solve the issues of shared bicycles in Shanghai. Our project includes a video on road safety, a proposal submitted to Mobike bike sharing company and a model turn signal light designed for bicycles.

By making online and offline promotions, the team of Assassinator Coming Back reminds drivers and passengers in third-tier cities to use safety belts. It also introduces how to correctly use safety belts, telling everyone that safety is priority.

Our grade 10 students worked on a road safety campaign in the spring of 2017. We identified the main road safety concerns affecting us on a daily basis in the city of Shanghai and used a variety of mediums to raise awareness of them at school.

As Europeans studying in China we found it very challenging to adjust to local traffic as the culture of driving in this Asian country differs a lot from that of our home towns. This was a phenomenon that most of our colleagues experienced as well.

We wanted to let people be aware of the danger of driving in the wrong direction, as many people do this on the street in front of our school.

Every morning between 7:30-8:00, cars would end up waiting in a traffic jam at the adjacent school. We decided to think of an initiative to solve or reduce the traffic congestion.

The campaign came out of a realistic problem: how well do you know about rules which could help you avoid dangers on the road, even ones you thought you knew. The quiz campaign gave people a chance to refresh their awareness.