Only In Mexico 3 - Traffic Control Mimes and Clowns

In Mexico City, a unique road safety program employs clowns and mimes at busy intersections to assist motorists and educate pedestrians and drivers. The initiative, called Go Slowly Rd. Education Saves Lives, aims to reduce accidents by distributing road safety information. Clowns use humorous interpretations to convey safety messages, bringing order to chaotic traffic situations. The program highlights the importance of road safety and the creative methods used to promote it.

What unique method is being used in Mexico City to assist motorists at busy intersections?

• Digital signboards with instructions

• Automated voice announcements

• Clowns and mimes providing guidance

• Traffic lights with countdown timers

What is the primary goal of the 'Go Slowly Rd. Education Saves Lives' program?

• To increase the number of vehicles on the road

• To educate pedestrians and drivers to reduce accidents

• To promote public transportation

• To install more traffic lights

How do the clowns convey safety messages to the public?

• Through humorous interpretations

• Using loudspeakers

• By singing songs

• By distributing flyers

What is one of the humorous messages conveyed by the clowns?

• Move your car back, it's too close to my invisible wall.

• Please drive faster to avoid traffic.

• Park your car on the sidewalk.

• Ignore the traffic lights.

What is the effect of the clowns' presence at intersections?

• Confusion among drivers

• Order and peace in chaotic traffic

• More accidents

• Increased traffic congestion