When travelling in hot conditions, you should:

To keep your child safe and to prevent accidents while walking, you should:

When travelling in the car, you must ensure:

Large cars take more time to heat up as compare to small cars.

To make sure your child can’t get out when the car is moving or standing still, you should:

For yours and your family’s safety, you should never:

Can a child die as a result of prolonged heat exposure in cars?

In which of the following events can a child get entrapped in a car’s trunk?

Opening windows can prevent heatstroke.

Overheated cars can cause children to suffer:

Which of the following causes the most deaths among children in and around cars?

Before raising the windows of the car, you must:

To avoid accidentally leaving your child in the car, you should:

You should always drop off and pick up children on the same side of the road as the school bus.

It is safest for children to sit in the back seat.

What should you do to make sure you never forget your child when you get out of the car?

To avoid backover incidents, you should move back your vehicle very slowly.

Is it important to teach your child to STOP, LOOK and LISTEN when crossing the road?

It is not safe for children to play with power window switches.

Heatstroke can happen on cloudy days.