alldoro Kids Traffic Light | 80cm Battery-Powered | Light & Sound | Automatic 34-Sec Cycle or Manual Mode | Fillable Base | Road Safety Toy Age 3+

The alldoro traffic light for kids makes road safety education a genuinely interactive experience at home or in the classroom. Standing 80 cm tall and battery-powered, it delivers realistic signals with both light and sound cues designed for pedestrians and drivers alike. Two operating modes let children practice different traffic situations: an automatic 34-second cycle for hands-free realism, or manual button control for guided teaching moments. The fillable base, 20 cm in diameter, can be weighted with sand or water for reliable stability during active outdoor play. Built from durable plastic with straightforward plug-in assembly, the light runs on 3 AAA batteries, which are not included. Ideal for children from age 3, this realistic toy traffic light is a genuinely fun tool for learning road rules in kindergarten, school, or at home, helping prepare kids for their eventual bike license. • REALISTIC LIGHT AND SOUND SIGNALS – The 80cm battery-powered traffic light delivers authentic phase changes with acoustic cues for both pedestrians and drivers, making road safety practice feel genuinely realistic. • AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL OPERATING MODES – Choose a hands-free 34-second automatic cycle for independent play, or switch to manual button control so parents and teachers can guide specific traffic scenarios directly. • FILLABLE Ø20CM STABILITY BASE – The wide base can be weighted with sand or water, keeping the traffic light standing firmly upright during active outdoor play sessions on grass, driveways, or playgrounds. • SIMPLE PLUG-IN ASSEMBLY – Durable plastic components snap together quickly without any tools required, so the traffic light is ready to set up for lessons or play within minutes at home, school, or kindergarten. • TEACHES ROAD RULES FROM AGE 3 – Runs on 3 AAA batteries, not included, and helps children learn genuine traffic signals early, playfully preparing them for pedestrian safety and their first bike license.