The document provides safety tips for various transportation activities: 1) When getting out of a car, only do so in pedestrian crossings, concrete islands, or unbusy roads to avoid traffic. 2) When crossing the road, always look both ways, hold an adult's hand, and cross at traffic lights, zebra crossings, or traffic islands. Avoid crossing at roundabouts or busy roads. 3) When skateboarding, wear kneepads, a helmet, shoulder pads, and long pants to protect against injury from falls.

1. ROAD SAFETY STOP , LOOK , LISTEN

2. Firstly, you should never get out of a car when on a: Busy Road Busy Street. Bus Stop No Stopping Zones The right place to get out of a car is when on a Pedestrian crossing Concrete Island Un busy road WHERE TO GET OUT OF A CAR

3. Firstly, you should always look both ways when you cross the road and make sure you hold an adult’s hand. When crossing it is best to cross at Traffic Lights Zebra Crossings Corners Traffic Islands just no name a few The worst areas to cross are at Roundabouts Busy Roads Between two Cars HOW TO CROSS A ROAD

4. The equipment you wear when you ride a skateboard are: Kneepads so you don’t hurt your knees. Helmet so you don’t hurt your head. Shoulder pads so you don’t hurt your shoulders. Long pants just in case you fall it won’t hurt as much. WHAT TO WEAR WHEN RIDING SKATEBOARD

5. School Zones are between 8:00am-9:30am and 2:30-4:00pm. The speed limit is 40km They are used to help kids cross the road and fine speeding drivers when over the limit in a school zone. The signs are near all schools and they have flashing lights to make sure the driver slows down.

6. When you ride a bike you have to wear: Helmet Knee pads Shoulder pads Riding gloves Protection for your body WHAT TO WEAR WHEN RIDING A BIKE

7. Watch out for cars or other vehicles because…You can get Run over Severe injuries Brain damage Bruises Loss of family Scars

8. In a car you should wear a … Seat belt . You should also keep your feet and hands in the car. You shouldn’t fight with your brothers or sisters in the car because the driver can lose concentration. Have child lock when a young person is sitting on one of the door sides. CAR SAFTEY

9. Drivers fault-77.91% Pedestrian fault/fault of passengers-1.36% Mechanical defect in vehicles-2.01% Bad roads-1.32% Other factors like bad weather, cattle coming in the way ,fallen trees ,road blockages, absence of rear reflectors, road signage's, non-functioning of road signals, etc-17.40% Cost of road accidents-3% of DGP(estimated in the year 2000).

10. Fatalities and serious injuries by road user group, by Eastern Australia. DRIVERS PEDESTRIANS MOTORCYCLISTS BICYCLISTS PASSENGER OTHER