Traffic management major is the best place to go.

The best places for traffic management majors are as follows:

Graduates majoring in traffic management are mainly engaged in related work in foreign-related transportation service units such as traffic administrative organs, shipping enterprises, ports, large cargo owners' transportation departments, logistics enterprises, shipping agents and freight forwarding companies, financial industries, universities and research institutes.

Industry: after graduation, I mainly engaged in construction, real estate, new energy and other industries, construction/building materials/engineering; Real estate; New energy; Property management/business center; Internet/e-commerce; Traffic/transportation/logistics; Computer software; Other industries, etc.

Position: After graduation, I mainly work as a driver and a business driver. Driver; Driver; Security manager, etc.

Learning content of traffic management major

Traffic management majors train advanced applied professionals who are proficient in modern road management science-related laws and regulations, basic theories and basic skills, and engaged in road traffic command, traffic accident handling, public security traffic and vehicle management.

The main courses are political theory, English, computer, basic theory of public security, road traffic regulations, civil law, traffic psychology, road traffic management, traffic engineering, vehicle management, accident photography, public security management, etc.

Employment prospect of traffic management major

Graduates mainly go to public security organs to engage in road traffic management, traffic command, traffic investigation, traffic violation handling, traffic accident handling, traffic safety publicity and other work.

Graduates of this major are mainly engaged in related work in foreign-related transportation service units such as transportation administrative organs (Ministry of Transport, Transportation Department/Bureau, provincial and municipal port and shipping administrations, maritime administrative agencies), transportation departments of shipping enterprises, ports, major shippers, logistics enterprises, shipping agents and freight forwarding companies, financial industries, universities and research institutes.

The basic contents of modern traffic management are vehicle inspection, driver assessment, handling of traffic violations and accidents, maintaining traffic order, commanding and controlling traffic signals, traffic guards, managing sidewalks, driveways and parking lots (see parking spaces).

Layout of road traffic safety facilities such as traffic signs, road traffic markings, isolation piers, safety islands and guardrails, reasonable traffic organization, formulation and implementation of traffic laws and regulations, and publicity and education on traffic safety.