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At the entrance and exit of the school, to avoid risks, what precautions should you take when children get out of the vehicle, in addition to previously checking the surroundings?

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They must not open the doors or get out until the vehicle has come to a complete stop.

When dropping off or picking up children at school, safety is paramount. In addition to paying attention to the surroundings, it is essential to make sure children do not open the doors or get out of the vehicle until it has come to a complete stop. This is important for several reasons: Protecting children: if children try to get out of the car while it is still moving, even slowly, they risk falling or being injured. Safety for others: opening the doors without checking beforehand can be dangerous for other road users, especially those in smaller, more vulnerable vehicles, such as cyclists or motorcyclists, who may not be easily visible. Avoiding traffic disruption: making sure the vehicle has come to a complete stop before the children get out helps prevent dangerous or unexpected traffic situations.

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  • For greater safety, they should always do so through the driver's door.

  • They should get out of the vehicle through the door furthest from the edge of the road.

  • They must not open the doors or get out until the vehicle has come to a complete stop.

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