Walk the right way – every step counts
Campaign overview
Pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility for both walkers and drivers
Ensure your safety by being visible, crossing at designated spots, and staying alert while walking or driving.
Pedestrian safely starts with being alert and aware. Always use designated crosswalks, check for oncoming vehicles, and avoid distractions like phones or headphones. By making these simple choices, you not only protect yourself but also make the roads safer for everyone. Remember, visibility and attention are key.
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Road Safety Advice
Take precautions as a pedestrian and never assume oncoming vehicles can or will stop for you
Pedestrians are one of the most vulnerable groups sharing the road. Watch out for their safety, as well as your own
Frequently asked questions
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Unsafe driving includes speeding, sudden lane changes, and driving without regard for traffic laws.
Penalties can include fines, points on your license, and potential imprisonment for severe offenses.
Report the incident to the authorities immediately to help keep the roads safe.
Not all roads have a minimum speed limit, but where it is posted, drivers must adhere to it to ensure safety.
