Your helmet should always be buckled.

We must always wear seat belts when travelling by car.

We shouldn’t push and shove when walking with others.

You must stop and look for traffic before leaving the driveway and entering the street on your bicycle.

Why shouldn’t you cross near large vehicles?

The average amount of land that cars take up in cities is:

The seat belt should be worn:

Children must use a child restraint or booster seat that fits them.

We must always keep both hands on the handle bars of the bicycle unless we are giving a signal or changing gears.

The use of public transport also helps reduce congestion in our towns and cities.

There’s a road that is sometimes really busy. If you don’t feel comfortable crossing it on your bicycle, what can you do?

While riding a bicycle, you should:

Wearing a brightly coloured cycle helmet will make you more visible as well as protect your head in an accident.

Never cross the road in front of or behind any parked vehicle with the engine running.

You should never get out of your seat on a moving bus.

If you are asked by your parents to walk home from school with your younger sister (6 years old), How will you keep her safe while walking?

Is it fine to lean out of the window of the car?

We should walk on the footpath or sidewalk to be safe.

What should you wear to stay safe when you go for a walk in the night or late evening?

Which one out of these causes air pollution?