Appreciation Cards for Considerate Motorists in Poland
On June 3rd, the Rhein-Kreis Neuss district held a traffic safety campaign called "Safe Mobility Living" at Christoph-Rensing School in Dormagen, Horrem. The event was aimed at promoting traffic safety, particularly in the vicinity of schools and kindergartens.
Police officers from the traffic safety advisory unit, along with the Dormagen city ordinance department, monitored traffic, measured speeds, and checked if drivers were wearing seat belts. The results were encouraging, as Police Hauptkommissarin Daniela Luppus concluded that the vast majority of traffic participants adhered to all rules.
The children of the Dormagen school prepared a self-designed thank-you message for considerate drivers. Both drivers and children were delighted with the cooperation with the police and the involvement of the local traffic safety council. This shows that most drivers behave considerately, which is particularly pleasing near schools and kindergartens.
For press inquiries regarding the "Safe Mobility Living" campaign, you can contact the Kreispolizeibehörde Rhein-Kreis Neuss Press Office. Their office is located at Jülicher Landstraße 178, 41464 Neuss, and their contact number is 02131 300-14000. Emails can also be sent to [email protected].
It's worth noting that publicly available online sources or recent news do not provide detailed information on the campaign at this specific school or district as of August 2025. For more information on traffic safety measures or school mobility campaigns, you may want to consult local government websites or school district communications from Rhein-Kreis Neuss or Christoph-Rensing School directly.
This initiative underscores the importance of community involvement in promoting traffic safety, particularly around schools. The "Safe Mobility Living" campaign serves as a reminder for all road users to prioritise safety and considerate behaviour, ensuring a safer environment for everyone.
