Well, the problem is that our articles aren't supposed to give advice to anyone, per se. Looking at your contributions to the article Road traffic safety, they read more like a step-by-step how-to manual than an encyclopedia article.  What I would recommend for you to do is this: try writing an article about this in your own userspace first.  You can do this by , creating the page, and using it for your article.  Try to focus on capturing an encyclopedic style: avoid step-by-step instructions, don't use first- and second-person pronouns (I, you, we, etc.), try to be descriptive rather than prescriptive.  Try to find some good reliable sources on this subject; use what they say in your article without using their words to say it.  Since this is a userspace draft, you have all the time you need to work on it, so take your time.  When you think you're done, you can submit your article to articles for creation, where you can get some feedback on it before it goes live.  If all goes well, and the AFC reviewer approves, it'll become a real article. Let me know if you think I can help with this, I'd be happy to lend what few skills I have.  ⚇♔