This　paper　is　aimed　at　the　basic　characteristics,　causes　and　improvement　measures　of　road　traffic　accidents　involving　students　in　Beijing.　To　achieve　this　goal,　this　paper　analyzed　a　large　amount　of　traffic　accident　data　in　Beijing　and　focuses　on　430　crashes　involving　488　students　as　samples.　Statistical　analysis　of　these　samples　tells　us　the　basic　knowledge　of　crashes　involving　students＇　accidents　are　distribution　by　time,　location,　transportation　mode,　and　the　parties＇　responsibility.　Next,　we　discuss　and　analyze　the　reasons　for　digital　phenomenon.　This　study　found　that　the　difference　between　modes　of　transport　is　significant　by　gender　and　non-resident　students　involved　in　traffic　accidents　and　are　significantly　more　than　local　accidents.　Finally,　some　conclusions　from　this　study　and　some　measures　to　improve　student　traffic　safety　are　advised:　adding　auxiliary　observation　devices,　focusing　on　traffic　safety　improvement　of　non-resident　students,　qualified　and　cheaper　helmets　being　provided　to　students　as　bicyclists,　and　planning　and　constructing　more　sufficient　parks　and　play　spaces　for　children.　©　2018　American　Society　of　Civil　Engineers　(ASCE).　All　rights　reserved.