Always Use Seat Belts
Ensure you and all passengers wear seat belts at all times while in a vehicle.
Follow Traffic Rules & Signals
Obey traffic lights, signs, and road markings. They are there for your safety.
Avoid Distractions
Don’t use mobile phones or do anything that diverts attention while driving or walking near roads.
Use Pedestrian Crossings
Cross only at designated crossings or traffic lights. Look both ways before crossing.
Don’t Drink & Drive
Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs—they impair judgment and reaction time.
Follow Speed Limits
Stick to the posted speed limits to reduce the risk of crashes.
Be Visible
Wear bright/reflective clothing at night. Use headlights and indicators while driving.
Keep Safe Distance
Maintain a safe gap from the vehicle ahead to allow time to stop safely.
Use Helmets
Always wear a helmet while riding a motorcycle or bicycle.
Stay Alert
Watch for children, elderly people, and animals—anticipate unexpected movements.
Maintain Your Vehicle
Regularly check brakes, tires, lights, and signals to keep your vehicle roadworthy.
Avoid Overloading
Do not overload vehicles—handling worsens and accident risk increases.
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