Not being distracted

Children have a constant urge for exercise, play and discovery, are easily distracted, impulsive and dreamy. For example, they forget the dangers of the road when they discover their playmates or other exciting things.
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Klosbachstrasse 48
8032 Zurich
043 488 40 30
info [at] fussverkehr.ch

VCS Swiss Transport Club
Aarbergergasse 61
3001 Bern
031 328 58 58
vcs [at] verkehrsclub.ch

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