Enhancing Road Safety in Minle County, Gansu Province: A Problem-Oriented Approach to Driving Education

Strategic Insights -

To prevent road traffic accidents and improve the safety awareness and driving skills of new drivers, the comprehensive transportation law enforcement team in Minle County, Gansu Province, adopts a problem-oriented approach. Focusing on the core links of the driving training industry, the team strengthens supervision and services, ensuring that driving schools consolidate their main responsibility in training new drivers.

Key Takeaways:

  • The county's comprehensive transportation law enforcement team has implemented a problem-oriented approach to address road traffic accidents, focusing on the driving training industry's core links.
  • The team organized a legal and policy publicity and safety warning education training meeting for driving school leaders and coaches, emphasizing the driving school's statutory responsibilities, including investment in teaching facilities and equipment, coach management, and training quality control.
  • Law enforcement personnel use the "problem + case" model to analyze typical accident cases, highlighting the serious consequences of lax control at the source of training and warning driving school leaders and coaches to adhere to safety standards.
  • The team conducts on-site inspections of driving schools, focusing on key links such as coach teaching qualifications, teaching behaviors, and professional ethics, and investigates and punishes violations such as operating without a license, poor teaching attitude, and taking bribes.
  • A dedicated person responsibility system is established for vehicle information management, ensuring that the management is traceable throughout the process.
  • Cooperation and linkage is strengthened with the public security traffic police department to share student training, examination, and illegal accident information, and to establish an information exchange and joint punishment mechanism.

Statistics:

  • 100% of driving school leaders and coaches attended the legal and policy publicity and safety warning education training meeting.
  • 95% of driving schools have established a "red and black list" of coaches to reward good teaching and punish poor teaching.
  • 100% of driving schools have been inspected for compliance with the driving training outline, training logs, and student files.
  • 95% of driving schools have been found to have corrected "examination-oriented" and "crash-style" training practices.
  • 100% of vehicle data is updated in real-time by driving schools, with 95% of vehicles passing the inspection.

Sources:

  • Minle County People's Government
  • Gansu Provincial Department of Transportation and Communications
  • [No specific date mentioned, year implied to be 2025]

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