Before raising the windows of the car, you must:

Children have greater sensitivity to heatstroke than adults.

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

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

Heatstroke can happen on cloudy days.

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

To avoid backover incidents, before moving the vehicle you should:

To avoid backover incidents, it’s always good to take a quick glance underneath your vehicle before moving it.

You can save your child from becoming entrapped in a vehicle’s trunk by…

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

Opening windows can prevent heatstroke.

To avoid backover incidents, before moving back the vehicle you should:

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

You should always hold your child’s hand when crossing roads together.

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

When travelling in the car, you must:

When the car is parked in the shade, death from heatstroke can never happen.

You should never share a seatbelt with your child. One seat belt is meant only for one person.

The child seat must be according to child’s Size, Age and as required by the local law.

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