Traffic safety in the broadest sense aims to adopt all plans, programs, traffic regulations and preventive measures to reduce or prevent the occurrence of traffic accidents to ensure human safety and property and to preserve homeland security and its human and economic elements.

Vehicle:
Vehicle’s safety means are:
Tires, in terms of size and quality, endurance, speed rate, year of production and storage areas.
Lamps, in terms of clarity, color and illumination level
Turning and alarming signals
Rear-view mirror that enables drivers to see the road behind them
Windshield wipers
Brakes and handbrake which control the vehicle’s movement
Shift interlock
Sound and light warning indicators (on the dashboard) such as fuel, oil, temperature, speed and battery indicators
Seat belt
Headrest
Children seats
Airbags

Vehicle safety requirements:
Spare tires and the tools used to remove and install them
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
Rollover door locking systems
Fireproof furniture
Light reflecting triangle

Since the driver is the most effective factor in the traffic operation; a good driver must have the following:
Normal state of mind
Healthy senses
Good knowledge of and strict commitment to traffic rules and regulations.
High concentration while driving
A strong sense of responsibility
Good knowledge of the vehicle mechanics and maintenance.

Driver’s safety means:
Using seatbelt
Presence of headrests
Special means such as spectacles, first aid kit and airbag

Methods and rules of safe driving

Driver’s safety means
Having a look around the vehicle and ensuring the tires level and the road condition.
Closing doors tightly
Adjust the driver's seat and the steering wheel.
Fasten your belt and make sure that all passengers' belts are fastened.
Adjust the vehicle rear-view mirrors
Check the dashboard’s indicators of oil and temperature

Operating the engine.

Moving the vehicle according to traffic laws and regulations specified in traffic rules.

 Stopping the vehicle:

Look at the rear-view mirror that to see the road behind you.
Start the stop signal.
Decelerate gradually.
Push the brakes slowly to stop the car.
When the car stops, pull the hand brake.

Traffic signs and lights
Traffic warning, control and guidance signs
Listings, Checkpoints and gates
Horizontal and floor signs such as paints, illustrations and sidewalks
Traffic Lights
Traffic controls in work areas such as vertical panels, lightened arrows, flag carriers, barricades etc.