The month-long campaign held under the motto "Road Safety — Peace of Mind in Our Lives"—now a cherished annual tradition in our country—serves as a vital educational milestone for the younger generation. Events and discussions held nationwide during this period focus on traffic regulations as well as the responsibilities of pedestrians and drivers.

Guided by these objectives, a test titled "I Know the Rules of the Road" was administered to students from sports boarding schools between September 7 and 12 at the Olympic Sports School under the State Committee of Turkmenistan for Physical Culture and Sports.

Educators prepared a variety of questions to assess the students' knowledge and understanding of traffic regulations. Such events help deepen young people's knowledge in this area. As is well known, raising a physically and spiritually healthy generation is a priority and a key objective of Turkmenistan's state policy. Particular attention is paid to working with children and adolescents.

The goal of this month-long campaign is to raise awareness—especially among the youth—regarding traffic regulations, to prevent traffic violations, and to foster a culture of mutual respect among all road users.

Throughout the month, thematic lessons, seminars, games, competitions, and exhibitions are organized across the country. Traffic police officers and medical personnel actively participate in these events.

Every day of the year—held under the motto "Independent, Permanently Neutral Turkmenistan: Land of the Swift Steed"—is marked by events, celebrations, and achievements of historic significance to our Motherland. In this context, great importance is attached at the state level to strengthening democratic principles, protecting human rights, and fostering the comprehensive development of civil society. Improving road safety is one of the priority areas of state policy. Enedzhan KHUDAIBERDIEVA,