Some of the Issues of Preventing Offenses Involving Child Passengers

The subject of the study is the administrative and legal norms regulating the basic rules of transportation of children in a car. The object of the study is public relations in the field of prevention of children's road traffic injuries. The purpose of the work was to analyze the current requirements and regulations in the field of transportation of children in a passenger car, identify current problems arising in this area and suggest ways to solve them. Methodological basis of the work: fundamental postulates of the theory of law; generalization of practical experience, application of methods of logical, monographic and system analysis. The author examines in detail such aspects of the topic as preserving the life and health of children-road users, reducing the level of road accidents involving them, as well as minimizing the severity of their consequences. Scope of application of the results: the provisions of the work can be used in the legislative activity of state bodies, law enforcement practice of state bodies directly engaged in the prevention of child traffic injuries, the educational process with any category of children and parents, scientific research of administrative scientists investigating issues of road safety. The novelty of the work is determined by the practical and scientific significance of the problems of law enforcement practice of state bodies involved in the prevention of child traffic injuries, as well as the need to improve the legal framework governing the powers of internal affairs bodies. The author proposes a comprehensive approach to solving this problem, starting with proposals to improve the complex of preventive measures aimed at reducing the number of road accidents involving child passengers and the severity of their consequences and ending with the author's proposal to improve the current administrative legislation in the field of road safety.

road and transport developments, child injuries, prevention, transportation of children, child holding device, activity, structural units, law enforcement agencies, offense, problems