一、因應清明節連假在即，避免同學因外出遊玩，肇生交通意外傷亡事故，請同學們注意：
(一)連續假期前夕加強交通安全宣導，置重點(結伴)出遊時，注意道路狀況尤其是行經路線轉彎處或下坡路段及路口須減速慢行，避免疲勞駕駛。
(二)機車族群務必全程配戴合格安全帽，並持續強化宣導「危險感知能力」、「路權觀念」及「注意車前狀況」等正確駕駛觀念，養成良好用路習慣，建立「行人優先」與「防禦駕駛」文化，營造安全交通環境。
(三)重點族群（大一新生、校外工讀、外籍生及進修部學生…等）交通安全規範認知。
(四)騎乘「機車」應遵守交通規則，切勿「無照駕駛」、「酒後駕車」及「疲勞駕駛」等危險行為，防範交通意外事件之發生。
二、教育部委託國立臺灣藝術大學製作校園安全文宣，計有交通安全【轉角】1部動畫（https://youtu.be/-eB1XFn1JAg），9張圖卡（https://reurl.cc/EQMzQg），請學校實施交通安全宣導時可併同宣教，擴大教育宣導成效；另可善用交通部所建置「168交通安全入口網」提供之相關交通安全宣導短片及文宣，以減少學生交通意外傷亡事件。
三、請同學們養成良好用路習慣，建立「行人優先」與「防禦駕駛」文化，營造安全交通環境；並可運用「校園交通風險地圖專區」（網址：https://reurl.cc/9bZo2j）加強宣導。

I. With the Qingming Festival holiday approaching, to prevent traffic accidents and injuries/fatalities caused by students traveling, please note the following:

(I) Strengthen traffic safety awareness campaigns before the holiday. When traveling in groups, pay close attention to road conditions, especially at turns, downhill sections, and intersections. Slow down and avoid fatigue driving.

(II) Motorcyclists must wear qualified helmets at all times. Continue to reinforce the concepts of "danger perception," "right-of-way awareness," and "paying attention to the road ahead," cultivating good road habits and establishing a culture of "pedestrian priority" and "defensive driving" to create a safe traffic environment.

(III) Traffic safety awareness for key groups (freshmen, part-time students, international students, and continuing education students, etc.).

(IV) Motorcycle riders must abide by traffic rules and refrain from dangerous behaviors such as unlicensed driving, driving under the influence of alcohol, and driving while fatigued to prevent traffic accidents. II. The Ministry of Education has commissioned the National Taiwan University of Arts to produce campus safety materials, including one animated video, "Traffic Safety at the Corner" (https://youtu.be/-eB1XFn1JAg), and nine picture cards (https://reurl.cc/EQMzQg). Schools are encouraged to incorporate these materials into their traffic safety campaigns to enhance their effectiveness. Additionally, schools can utilize the "168 Traffic Safety Portal" provided by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications to offer relevant traffic safety videos and materials, thereby reducing student traffic accidents and injuries.

III. Students are encouraged to cultivate good road habits, establish a culture of "pedestrian priority" and "defensive driving," and create a safe traffic environment. The "Campus Traffic Risk Map Zone" (https://reurl.cc/9bZo2j) can be used to further promote awareness.