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SAFETY IN THE CAR
Fasten your seatbelt…
…no matter how short the way is!
Smaller children…
… need a car seat!
Children under 12…
… are not allowed to sit in front!
Do not distract…
… the driver!
Traffic lights…
… have to be followed!
Respect…
… the Stop signs!
Always stick to…
… the speed limit!
Tell the driver…
… if he or she is driving too fast!
Not too many people in a car…
… this can cause accidents!
MOTORCYCLES SAFETY
RIDING A MOTORCYCLE• The most important thing when we are on
motorcycles is respect the traffic rules, not exceed the speed limit, and be always aware. Riding a motorbike is more physically demanding than driving a car and involves a high level of concentration.
MOTORCYCLE RULES • They are similar to the bicycles rules. Keeping
in mind that the motorcycle are a more powerful vehicle and an specific license is required.
WEAR A HELMET
• All motorcyclists and motorcycle passengers must wear a motorcycle safety helmet.
PASSENGER’S RULES• Passengers must be seated behind the
driver,with a leg on either side of the passenger’s seat and with their feet on the foot pegs at all times (even when the motorcycle is stopped).
DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
• The use of daytime running lights for motorcycles is for reducing the number of crashes by making it easier to see motorcycles in traffic.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
• Special protector systems can be used on the shoulders, elbows, arms and thorax, and special back protectors are used to protect the spine.
AND REMEMBER…
BICYCLES
SECURITY AND EQUIPMENT
SAFETY TIPS
• Keep control of your bicycle.
• Protect yourself—reduce the risk of head injury by always wearing a helmet.
• Be visible, alert, and communicate your intentions.
• Ride in the same direction as traffic.
KEEP CONTROL OF YOUR BICYCLE
• Be sure that your bicycle has the right size and is properly adjusted to fit you.
• A properly fitted bicycle is easier to control, more comfortable, and you get less tired.
PROTECT YOURSELF
• Even a simple fall can cause a life threatening head injury.
• Properly fitted helmets provide protection.
BE VISIBLE• Ride CAREFULLY
• Watch for vehicles that have just passed you, as well as vehicles coming the opposite way.
- HAND SIGNALS
• Use hand signals before making turns or changing lanes.
RIGHT LEFT SLOW OR STOP
LIGHTS AND REFLECTORS AT NIGHT
• During darkness, bicyclists must have the following equipment:
- Front light- Red Reflector- Reflectors on each pedals - Wear bright clothes
LIGHTS AND REFLECTORS AT NIGHT
RIDE IN THE SAME DIRECTION AS TRAFFIC
• This will make you more visible to drivers.
• On a one-way street, you may ride on the left as long as you are riding with traffic.
SAME DIRECTION AS TRAFFIC
VIDEO
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D961KxC3N2Y
THANK YOU!!!