PRAYER
R - RAISE YOUR HAND TO SPEAK OR ASK
QUESTION.
O- OBSERVE INSTRUCTIONS AND LISTEN
CAREFULLY.
A- ALWAYS HELP EACH OTHER, AND WORK
TOGETHER.
D- DEMONSTRATE RESPECT.
HOUSE RULES
PICTURE PUZZLE
ROAD WORD
RED means STOP
YELLOW means WAIT
GREEN means GO
TRAFFIC LIGHT
Crossing the
road are not
allowed
because it's
too risky.
NO PEDESTRIAN
Do not Enter or
No Entry means
the road are
closed or the
vehicle are
prohibited to
enter.
NO ENTER or NO ENTRY
This stop sign use
to regulate traffic
flow at
intersections and
ensure safe
passenger for all
road users.
STOP SIGN
The No U-turn
sign means, if
there's a traffic,
driver are not
allowed to turn
onto the other
side of the road.
NO U-TURN
The driver are
not allowed to
park they
vehicle.
NO PARKING
DISTRACTED
DRIVING
Distracted Driving is the
act of driving while
engaging in other
activities while distract the
driver's attention away
from the road.
5 TYPES OF
DISTRACTED
DRIVING
MANUAL
DISTRACTION
Involve taking your hands of the
wheel, such as using a phone, eating
or adjusting the radio.
VISUAL
DISTRACTION
Involve taking your eyes off the road
such as looking at your phone,
passenger or places.
COGNITIVE
DISTRACTION
Involve taking your minds off the
road such as daydreaming, talking on
the phone, being pre-occupied with
thoughts.
AUDITORY
DISTRACTION
Involve noises that affect your ability to
hear and take away your attention from
driving.
EMOTIONAL
DISTRACTION
Distraction that arise from intense feeling or
emotional distress. Emotional such as Anger,
Grief or overwhelming joy can impair a driver's
ability to focus on the road.
What will I do?
Emotional distraction that
arise from intense feeling or
emotional distress. Emotions
such as Anger, Grief or
overwhelming joy can impair a
driver's ability to focus on the
road.
FACT
Cognitive Distraction involves
noises that affect your ability
to hear and take away your
attention from driving
BLUFF
These involve taking your
mind off the road such as day
dreaming, talking on the
phone, being pre-occupied
with thoughts is called
COGNITIVE DISTRACTION
FACT
Visual Distraction involve
taking your eyes off the road
such as looking at your phone,
passenger or scenery
FACT
Manual Distraction involve
taking your hands of the wheel,
such as using a phone, eating or
adjusting the radio.
FACT
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