Traffic detectives get ID cards

Traffic detectives get their ID cards: Students who are trained within the scope of the traffic detectives project in Kulu get their ID cards.
entered into force on 31 July 2012 "Road Traffic Safety Strategy and Action Plan", the Ministry of Family and Social Policy, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Religious Affairs and the Police Wives fusion - Solidarity Association (Pekay) and the International Police Association Turkey Presidency ' With the cooperation of (IPA) and the support of OPET, the education given at Kulu has been reached within the scope of the Implementation of Traffic Education for Children (Traffic Detectives) Project for children aged 3-17.
In the second half of the education period in Kulu, the traffic detectives project for high school 9th ​​grades, middle school 7 and primary school 2nd grades has reached the end of the planned program in schools. Within the scope of the project, important information related to traffic, which will always be in the lives of children and adults, was given theoretically and practically in 12 schools by teams affiliated to the District Police Department Traffic Registry Office.
At the end of the lessons, traffic detective identity cards were distributed to the students.
Stating that they provided theoretical and practical training to more than a thousand students together with Traffic police officer Şahin Alp from Kulu District Police Deputy Chief Police Officer Yahya Et, and that the trainings were very useful, “This project covers a period of 3 years. Accordingly, the planned part of the courses, which started in the second semester of education, is completed this year. However, activities for other road users and adults will continue. We distributed a variety of gifts to our students along with the traffic detective ID card. ”