Over 300 workers in An Duong Industrial Park learn driving skills.

On the afternoon of October 2nd, the Hai Phong City Federation of Labor organized a legal awareness campaign on traffic safety for over 300 workers at RayLink Engineering Co., Ltd. (An Duong Industrial Park).

During the awareness campaign, the city police speaker provided information on traffic safety regulations; analyzed some common risks for motorcycle and scooter drivers; and guided participants on skills to prevent traffic accidents.

Along with theoretical instruction, workers and laborers practiced safe driving skills on a simulated driving course. They were guided on safe starting techniques; turning; maneuvering vehicles from side roads onto main roads; U-turns; lane changes; and handling common traffic situations.

The RayLink Engineering Co., Ltd. Trade Union also launched the "Workers strictly abide by the law and participate in traffic safely" movement throughout the company.

The company's labor union requests that each union member and employee raise their awareness of self-protection when participating in traffic; absolutely refrain from driving under the influence of alcohol; drive in the correct lane and at the correct speed; maintain a safe distance; and proactively observe and use turn signals when changing direction.

Every worker needs to develop the habit of strictly adhering to traffic safety regulations and reminding colleagues to do the same, so that every journey to and from work is safe.

The awareness campaign was organized in the context of a recent, particularly serious traffic accident that occurred on September 26, 2026, in the An Duong Industrial Park, resulting in the deaths of three workers, including two employees of RayLink Engineering Co., Ltd.

Following this tragic incident, strengthening awareness campaigns and equipping workers with safe driving skills has become urgent, contributing to improved self-discipline in complying with the law and the ability to identify and prevent traffic accident risks in industrial zones.

TU ANH