What does traffic duty mean in the driver's license test?

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Before obtaining a driver's license, applicants are required to report to the traffic police department and complete 4 hours of street volunteer service. During this service, the main task is traffic guidance, including reminding pedestrians not to cross the road randomly. The purpose of this is to give trainees a firsthand experience of traffic police work and a deep understanding of the necessity of safe driving before they officially hit the road. At the same time, standing guard can effectively cultivate a sense of responsibility. The requirements for standing guard are as follows: 1. Location: The standing guard position is usually at intersections or crosswalks, with the traffic management department planning the education points, so participants only need to arrive at the designated location on time according to the assigned task. 2. Guidance: Wearing a reflective vest and holding a small red flag, participants will be instructed by traffic police to complete their duties. If any drivers or pedestrians are found violating traffic rules at the intersection, they should promptly step forward to provide guidance.