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    The document provides safety tips for preventing road injuries for children. It recommends that children always use appropriate car seats for their age and size when in vehicles, as car seats have been proven to prevent serious injuries. It also advises that children under 9 years old should always hold an adult's hand near roads, as they have not developed the skills to cross safely alone. Bicycle riders are encouraged to wear helmets to prevent head injuries.

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    The document provides safety tips for preventing road injuries for children. It recommends that children always use appropriate car seats for their age and size when in vehicles, as car seats have been proven to prevent serious injuries. It also advises that children under 9 years old should always hold an adult's hand near roads, as they have not developed the skills to cross safely alone. Bicycle riders are encouraged to wear helmets to prevent head injuries.

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    The document provides safety tips for preventing road injuries for children. It recommends that children always use appropriate car seats for their age and size when in vehicles, as car seats have been proven to prevent serious injuries. It also advises that children under 9 years old should always hold an adult's hand near roads, as they have not developed the skills to cross safely alone. Bicycle riders are encouraged to wear helmets to prevent head injuries.

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    The document provides safety tips for preventing road injuries for children. It recommends that children always use appropriate car seats for their age and size when in vehicles, as car seats have been proven to prevent serious injuries. It also advises that children under 9 years old should always hold an adult's hand near roads, as they have not developed the skills to cross safely alone. Bicycle riders are encouraged to wear helmets to prevent head injuries.

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    Safety Information

    ROAD SAFETY TIPS

    Road is the most common setting for injury in this country. Some children developed severe
    injury in car crash and quite a number died. Children under 5 years of age are most at risk as
    passengers, children between 5 and 9 years as pedestrians and as cyclist. Child car restraints,
    when correctly used, have been proved to be effective in preventing serious injuries to babies and
    children in a car crash.

    HOW TO PREVENT ROAD INJURY

    In the car

     Always use car seat, starting with your baby's first ride
    from hospital.
     An infant is not safe in your arm. Even a minor accident
    may break your child from your hold. You can even crush him in a collision.
     Never put your baby on your lap while driving
     Every child should use a child restraint suitable for his size and weight with SIRIM
    approval. Choose car seat with restraints. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's installation
    instruction precisely and check the vehicle's owner's manual for installation procedures.
     Infant car seat should be installed facing the rear. After one year, he can move into a
    properly secured, forward facing toddler seat.
     The back seat is the safest for all children to ride.
     Make sure that there are no loose objects on the parcel shelf, seat or floor of the car that
    could fly about in a car crash that can lead to injury

    Pedestrian

    Children under the age of 9 years, do not have the skill or abilities to cross road safely on their
    own. They are easily distracted, often misjudge distance and speed of cars.

     Always hold your child's hand when near or crossing the road.
     Show good example to your children. A child learns by example. Use traffic lights or a
    pedestrian crossing when they are available.
     Teach them simple road rules, to look to the right, look to the left and right again before
    crossing the road

    Bicycles

    All bicyclists are encouraged to wear bicycle helmet. This will prevent serious head injury.

    DO NOT CARRY CHILDREN LESS THAN 12 MONTHS OLD ON BICYCLES

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