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Lesson 7 - Road Safety (Content Creation)

The document outlines essential road safety practices for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. Pedestrians should look both ways and use crossings, cyclists should wear helmets and bright clothing, and drivers must wear seatbelts and obey traffic rules. All road users are advised to avoid distractions to ensure safety.

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Lesson 7 - Road Safety (Content Creation)

The document outlines essential road safety practices for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. Pedestrians should look both ways and use crossings, cyclists should wear helmets and bright clothing, and drivers must wear seatbelts and obey traffic rules. All road users are advised to avoid distractions to ensure safety.

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Road Safety

1. What are some common road safety practices?

Pedestrians
• Look both ways before crossing any road in order to look out for
oncoming cars
• Utilise designated pedestrian crossings instead of jaywalking because
cars would already have stopped for the pedestrians
• Be on constant alert as you make your way across the road because
things can change very suddenly while on the road
• Refrain from all sorts of distractions (conversations, playing, mobile
devices)

Cyclists (on the road)


• Always wear a helmet to mitigate potential injuries in case of an accident
• Wear bright-coloured clothing, especially at night, to ensure visibility
• Attach flashing lights at the front and back of your bicycle in order to alert
cars to your presence
• If cycling in a group, maintain a single file rather than travelling abreast
in order to be considerate to other road users

Drivers
• Ensure that your seatbelt is worn at all times to avoid being catapulted
from the car in the event of a sudden stop
• Do not exceed the speed limit. This makes it easier for cars to come to
a complete stop
• Obey traffic rules and signs (especially stopping at traffic lights)
• Use the indicator lights to signal your intentions before turning or
changing lanes
• Refrain from all sorts of distractions (especially from the usage of mobile
devices) in order to respond to situations at split-second notice
• Do not tailgate (stay too close to the car in front)

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