Ouagadougou: A mother was seen this Tuesday in the streets of the Burkinabe capital, riding a motorcycle with her two children, all wearing protective helmets, reminding people of the importance of wearing helmets for users of two-wheeled vehicles.

According to Burkina Information Agency, at a time when traffic accidents continue to claim many victims, particularly among motorcyclists and scooter riders, this responsible action deserves to be commended. By ensuring her own safety and that of her children, this mother reminds us that wearing a helmet is not an option, but a vital necessity.

Through this example of civic responsibility, road users, and especially parents, are encouraged to adopt good habits to save lives. Road safety begins with simple actions accessible to everyone.

During this holiday season, road users are urged to respect traffic lights, drive at a moderate speed, and always wear a helmet to protect their life and the lives of others.

According to the National Road Safety Office (ONASER), between August 25 and September 25, 2025, 1,894 traffic accidents were recorded in Burkina Faso, resulting in 1,395 injuries and 82 deaths.

These figures highlight the urgent need to adopt responsible road behavior, including the systematic wearing of helmets, especially for children.

According to road safety specialists, wearing a helmet significantly reduces the risk of serious injuries in the event of an accident.