A presentation based on safety rules with regular information, Road signs, And the safety of pedestrians,Motorcyclists, Car drivers and lorry drivers with its actual source
This document discusses racial profiling and effective traffic stops. It defines racial profiling as stopping or questioning someone primarily based on their race. It acknowledges that minorities often feel unfairly targeted by police. The document provides guidance to officers on conducting professional traffic stops, including having reasonable suspicion and avoiding prejudiced behavior. It emphasizes treating all people, including minorities, with respect.
The document discusses tips for keeping teens safe from car accidents, noting that 16-year-olds have the highest risk of accidents. It recommends that parents be involved in teaching their teens to drive safely by enforcing distractions, speed limits, nighttime driving cautions, and protocols for accidents. Responsible driving habits can be established early to create safer drivers.
This document provides guidance on safely operating combination vehicles and their components. It discusses risks associated with rollovers and off-tracking when turning, and the need for gentler steering, increased following distances, and looking ahead. It also covers proper braking techniques, railroad crossing safety, backing procedures, inspecting and using air brakes and anti-lock braking systems, coupling and uncoupling trailers, and performing brake checks.
Road Safety Tips for All, How we ignore them and land into trouble.One must respect others rights to use the roads, My effort for a more considerate and learned Traffic Society India. 2013
Road Safety Rules, Regulations and Signs – Mocomi KidsMocomi Kids
Road Safety Rules, Regulations and Signs – Mocomi Kids
A few Important road safety rules, regulations and signs for kids, visit: http://mocomi.com/road-safety-rules/
This document discusses road safety issues in India. Some key points:
- One death occurs on Indian roads every four minutes, with over 137,000 deaths in 2013. Common causes of accidents include speeding, drunk driving, and overloading of vehicles.
- The top cities for road deaths are Delhi, Chennai, Jaipur, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. Accident rates have been increasing over the past decade. Specific engineering issues like median barriers and road construction also contribute to accidents.
The document discusses road safety measures proposed by the Indian Youth Secured Organization. It outlines the results of their survey of accident-prone areas and emphasizes the importance of raising public awareness about road safety. It provides tips for safe driving and using roads, including following traffic rules, not drinking and driving, and being cautious in accident-prone areas. It also explains the meaning of various road signs and markings.
This document summarizes traffic safety rules presented by Manjul Arawal. It discusses keeping to the left to allow oncoming traffic to pass, giving way to vehicles on the right, and turning left close to the side of the road entered. It also notes the importance of helmet use on two-wheelers, maintaining speed limits based on traffic conditions, and leaving enough distance between vehicles. Common traffic symbols, lights, and signs are also explained briefly.
This document discusses racial profiling and effective traffic stops. It defines racial profiling as stopping or questioning someone primarily based on their race. It acknowledges that minorities often feel unfairly targeted by police. The document provides guidance to officers on conducting professional traffic stops, including having reasonable suspicion and avoiding prejudiced behavior. It emphasizes treating all people, including minorities, with respect.
The document discusses tips for keeping teens safe from car accidents, noting that 16-year-olds have the highest risk of accidents. It recommends that parents be involved in teaching their teens to drive safely by enforcing distractions, speed limits, nighttime driving cautions, and protocols for accidents. Responsible driving habits can be established early to create safer drivers.
This document provides guidance on safely operating combination vehicles and their components. It discusses risks associated with rollovers and off-tracking when turning, and the need for gentler steering, increased following distances, and looking ahead. It also covers proper braking techniques, railroad crossing safety, backing procedures, inspecting and using air brakes and anti-lock braking systems, coupling and uncoupling trailers, and performing brake checks.
Road Safety Tips for All, How we ignore them and land into trouble.One must respect others rights to use the roads, My effort for a more considerate and learned Traffic Society India. 2013
Road Safety Rules, Regulations and Signs – Mocomi KidsMocomi Kids
Road Safety Rules, Regulations and Signs – Mocomi Kids
A few Important road safety rules, regulations and signs for kids, visit: http://mocomi.com/road-safety-rules/
This document discusses road safety issues in India. Some key points:
- One death occurs on Indian roads every four minutes, with over 137,000 deaths in 2013. Common causes of accidents include speeding, drunk driving, and overloading of vehicles.
- The top cities for road deaths are Delhi, Chennai, Jaipur, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. Accident rates have been increasing over the past decade. Specific engineering issues like median barriers and road construction also contribute to accidents.
The document discusses road safety measures proposed by the Indian Youth Secured Organization. It outlines the results of their survey of accident-prone areas and emphasizes the importance of raising public awareness about road safety. It provides tips for safe driving and using roads, including following traffic rules, not drinking and driving, and being cautious in accident-prone areas. It also explains the meaning of various road signs and markings.
This document summarizes traffic safety rules presented by Manjul Arawal. It discusses keeping to the left to allow oncoming traffic to pass, giving way to vehicles on the right, and turning left close to the side of the road entered. It also notes the importance of helmet use on two-wheelers, maintaining speed limits based on traffic conditions, and leaving enough distance between vehicles. Common traffic symbols, lights, and signs are also explained briefly.
This document discusses techniques for preventing road accidents and promoting road safety. It provides over 30 guidelines for safe driving practices, including not overtaking unsafely, giving way to faster vehicles, using turn signals correctly, not driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and pulling over safely if your vehicle malfunctions. It emphasizes that many road accidents are preventable if drivers follow basic safety practices and are considerate of other road users.
This document provides information and guidelines about safe driving for employees. It discusses the risks of distracted, drunk, drugged, drowsy and aggressive driving and recommends policies to address these issues such as restricting cell phone use and pulling over when tired. It also covers vehicle checks, starting safely, using signals properly, right of way rules at intersections, railroad crossings, school buses and parking regulations. The goal is to help drivers stay focused and prevent accidents that can result in injuries, deaths and high costs to employers.
Let's START "Safety Tips About Road Transport"let_us_start
The document discusses road safety measures proposed by Team India of IYSO. It conducted surveys of road accident spots and found certain locations were frequent accident sites overlooked by authorities. The team launched a "Safety Tips About Road Transport" initiative to educate the public about these dangerous areas and encourage caution. The document outlines various road safety tips, including following traffic rules, not using phones while driving, wearing seatbelts, and being careful at accident-prone locations.
This document discusses important traffic rules and essential documents for driving. It outlines rules like keeping left, yielding to emergency vehicles, passing on the right, giving pedestrians the right of way, parking safely without obstructing others, and maintaining a safe following distance. The document also lists essential documents a driver must have like a license, registration, insurance, and fitness certificate. Finally, it provides examples of common road signs with brief explanations.
Traffic education is important to teach road users about traffic rules and regulations to avoid accidents. As populations grow and vehicle usage increases, more systematic regulation is needed. Traffic education describes rules simply and increases awareness of risks, especially for teenagers. Following signs, signals, and guidelines for different road users helps ensure safety and smooth traffic flow. Education emphasizes the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol. Strict punishment like license cancellation is imposed on those breaking drunken driving laws.
Traffic crashes are the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the US. Defensive driving techniques can help reduce crashes by focusing on hazard recognition, understanding potential defenses, and taking actions to maintain safety. The document provides statistics on crash causes and outlines a collision prevention formula for scanning effectively, maintaining following distances, and having a plan to respond to hazards defensively. It discusses managing risks like speeding, intersections, and aggressive drivers by anticipating issues and prioritizing safety over saving time.
Driving safely requires following important rules:
1) Never exceed the speed limit or use your phone while driving. 2) Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. 3) Always wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle and ensure passengers do too. Safe driving is one of the key risks to manage.
Traffic education describes traffic rules and regulations in a clear way. It is necessary to teach all road safety measures to avoid accidents, as many young people are unaware that road incidents are a major cause of serious accidents and deaths. Traffic rules and regulations must be followed by all road users, including drivers being prohibited from driving under the influence of alcohol. Proper licensing, vehicle registration, road signs and markings, and adherence to traffic signals help regulate road use and ensure safety.
The document summarizes Alabama traffic laws regarding speed limits, stopping situations, right of way, and traffic signs/markings. It describes Alabama's basic speed law, statutory speed limits, advisory speeds, and minimum speeds. It lists situations that require a complete stop, such as at stop signs or school buses. It discusses rules for yielding the right of way to emergency vehicles or at intersections. It also identifies traffic signs and pavement markings that regulate passing and no passing zones.
This document provides information on defensive driving techniques. It begins by defining defensive driving as driving to save lives, time and money despite road conditions and other drivers' actions. It then lists statistics on road accidents in India and discusses common accident spots and black spots. It provides tips for drivers such as being aware of fatigue, following traffic rules, and not driving under the influence. It also discusses best practices for other road users, vehicle inspections, handling emergencies, and developing a defensive driving attitude.
This document appears to be a presentation on road safety and reducing accidents. It notes that there are 84 million types of living beings in the world that coexist without traffic issues, unlike humans. It shows photos of well-organized animal traffic without accidents and messy, dangerous human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs, and highlights the importance of lane markings in avoiding collisions. The presentation aims to increase awareness of how humans can be more disciplined and sensible like other living beings on the planet.
SENSE IN ALL. Courtesy- Ghansham Ojha, F&P IYSO Team INDIA, Karimnagar-(A.P),...socialview
This document appears to be a presentation on road safety and reducing accidents. It notes that there are 84 million types of living beings in the world that coexist without traffic issues, unlike humans. It shows photos of well-organized animal traffic without accidents and messy, dangerous human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs, and highlights the importance of lane markings in avoiding collisions. The presentation aims to increase awareness of how humans can be more disciplined and sensible like other living beings on the planet.
This document appears to be a presentation on road safety and reducing accidents. It notes that there are 84 million types of living beings in the world that coexist without traffic issues, unlike humans. It shows photos of well-organized animal traffic without accidents and messy, dangerous human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs, and highlights the importance of lane markings in avoiding collisions. The presentation aims to increase awareness of how humans can be more disciplined and sensible like other living beings on the planet.
The document is a presentation on road safety and sense in living beings. It notes that while there are 84 million types of living beings in the world, only humans experience traffic, accidents, and a lack of discipline. It shows photos of orderly animal traffic without accidents and chaotic human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs to avoid accidents and have discipline like other living beings. It provides examples of road signs and signals to understand and guidelines for safe driving.
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
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This document discusses techniques for preventing road accidents and promoting road safety. It provides over 30 guidelines for safe driving practices, including not overtaking unsafely, giving way to faster vehicles, using turn signals correctly, not driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and pulling over safely if your vehicle malfunctions. It emphasizes that many road accidents are preventable if drivers follow basic safety practices and are considerate of other road users.
This document provides information and guidelines about safe driving for employees. It discusses the risks of distracted, drunk, drugged, drowsy and aggressive driving and recommends policies to address these issues such as restricting cell phone use and pulling over when tired. It also covers vehicle checks, starting safely, using signals properly, right of way rules at intersections, railroad crossings, school buses and parking regulations. The goal is to help drivers stay focused and prevent accidents that can result in injuries, deaths and high costs to employers.
Let's START "Safety Tips About Road Transport"let_us_start
The document discusses road safety measures proposed by Team India of IYSO. It conducted surveys of road accident spots and found certain locations were frequent accident sites overlooked by authorities. The team launched a "Safety Tips About Road Transport" initiative to educate the public about these dangerous areas and encourage caution. The document outlines various road safety tips, including following traffic rules, not using phones while driving, wearing seatbelts, and being careful at accident-prone locations.
This document discusses important traffic rules and essential documents for driving. It outlines rules like keeping left, yielding to emergency vehicles, passing on the right, giving pedestrians the right of way, parking safely without obstructing others, and maintaining a safe following distance. The document also lists essential documents a driver must have like a license, registration, insurance, and fitness certificate. Finally, it provides examples of common road signs with brief explanations.
Traffic education is important to teach road users about traffic rules and regulations to avoid accidents. As populations grow and vehicle usage increases, more systematic regulation is needed. Traffic education describes rules simply and increases awareness of risks, especially for teenagers. Following signs, signals, and guidelines for different road users helps ensure safety and smooth traffic flow. Education emphasizes the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol. Strict punishment like license cancellation is imposed on those breaking drunken driving laws.
Traffic crashes are the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the US. Defensive driving techniques can help reduce crashes by focusing on hazard recognition, understanding potential defenses, and taking actions to maintain safety. The document provides statistics on crash causes and outlines a collision prevention formula for scanning effectively, maintaining following distances, and having a plan to respond to hazards defensively. It discusses managing risks like speeding, intersections, and aggressive drivers by anticipating issues and prioritizing safety over saving time.
Driving safely requires following important rules:
1) Never exceed the speed limit or use your phone while driving. 2) Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. 3) Always wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle and ensure passengers do too. Safe driving is one of the key risks to manage.
Traffic education describes traffic rules and regulations in a clear way. It is necessary to teach all road safety measures to avoid accidents, as many young people are unaware that road incidents are a major cause of serious accidents and deaths. Traffic rules and regulations must be followed by all road users, including drivers being prohibited from driving under the influence of alcohol. Proper licensing, vehicle registration, road signs and markings, and adherence to traffic signals help regulate road use and ensure safety.
The document summarizes Alabama traffic laws regarding speed limits, stopping situations, right of way, and traffic signs/markings. It describes Alabama's basic speed law, statutory speed limits, advisory speeds, and minimum speeds. It lists situations that require a complete stop, such as at stop signs or school buses. It discusses rules for yielding the right of way to emergency vehicles or at intersections. It also identifies traffic signs and pavement markings that regulate passing and no passing zones.
This document provides information on defensive driving techniques. It begins by defining defensive driving as driving to save lives, time and money despite road conditions and other drivers' actions. It then lists statistics on road accidents in India and discusses common accident spots and black spots. It provides tips for drivers such as being aware of fatigue, following traffic rules, and not driving under the influence. It also discusses best practices for other road users, vehicle inspections, handling emergencies, and developing a defensive driving attitude.
This document appears to be a presentation on road safety and reducing accidents. It notes that there are 84 million types of living beings in the world that coexist without traffic issues, unlike humans. It shows photos of well-organized animal traffic without accidents and messy, dangerous human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs, and highlights the importance of lane markings in avoiding collisions. The presentation aims to increase awareness of how humans can be more disciplined and sensible like other living beings on the planet.
SENSE IN ALL. Courtesy- Ghansham Ojha, F&P IYSO Team INDIA, Karimnagar-(A.P),...socialview
This document appears to be a presentation on road safety and reducing accidents. It notes that there are 84 million types of living beings in the world that coexist without traffic issues, unlike humans. It shows photos of well-organized animal traffic without accidents and messy, dangerous human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs, and highlights the importance of lane markings in avoiding collisions. The presentation aims to increase awareness of how humans can be more disciplined and sensible like other living beings on the planet.
This document appears to be a presentation on road safety and reducing accidents. It notes that there are 84 million types of living beings in the world that coexist without traffic issues, unlike humans. It shows photos of well-organized animal traffic without accidents and messy, dangerous human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs, and highlights the importance of lane markings in avoiding collisions. The presentation aims to increase awareness of how humans can be more disciplined and sensible like other living beings on the planet.
The document is a presentation on road safety and sense in living beings. It notes that while there are 84 million types of living beings in the world, only humans experience traffic, accidents, and a lack of discipline. It shows photos of orderly animal traffic without accidents and chaotic human traffic with accidents. It advocates following traffic rules and signs to avoid accidents and have discipline like other living beings. It provides examples of road signs and signals to understand and guidelines for safe driving.
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
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About Potato, The scientific name of the plant is Solanum tuberosum (L).Christina Parmionova
The potato is a starchy root vegetable native to the Americas that is consumed as a staple food in many parts of the world. Potatoes are tubers of the plant Solanum tuberosum, a perennial in the nightshade family Solanaceae. Wild potato species can be found from the southern United States to southern Chile
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Road Safety & Rules
1.
2. REGULAR INFORMATION
• IN THE PRESENT DAY 75.5 % OF PEOPLE WHO DRIVES HAD DIED IN ACCIDENTS.
• SOME POLICEMEN TOOK ADVANTAGE AND ASKED PEOPLE TO GIVE EXTRA MONEY TO LEAVE THEM. AND THAT’S
WHY PEOPLE GOT BAD FEELING ABOUT POLICE AND THAT’S PEOPLE TRY DIFFERENT THINGS LIKE USING
DUPLICATE KEYS WHEN THERE IS TAKEN BY POLICE OFFICER TO PAY THEFINE. SOME HAVE RELATIONSHIP WITH
POLITICIANS LIKE COUNCILOR, MLA, MP, MINISTERS ETC.
• THERE ARE ROAD SIGNS WHICH CAN’T BE SEEN BY THE PEOPLE BECAUSE OF POSTERS AND SOME ARE EVEN
THROWN AWAY BY LOCAL PEOPLE.
3. ROAD SIGNS
• ROAD SIGNS IN INDIA ARE SIMILAR TO THE ONE IN UNITED KINGDOM.
• THE STATE HIGHWAYS HAVE SIGN IN STATE LANGUAGE AND ENGLISH. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAYS HAVE SIGNS IN
STATE LANGUAGE, HINDI AND ENGLISH.
• THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF SIGNS MANDATORY SIGN AND CAUTIONARY SIGN AND THERE ARE ALSO ASIAN
HIGHWAY SIGN.
• THIS IS A MANDATORY SIGN OF INDIA. THIS SIGN IS A CAUTIONARY SIGN OF
THIS SIGN MEANS GIVE WAY INDIA. THIS SIGN MEANS MEN AT WORK
4. PEDESTRIANS SAFETY
• DELHI TRAFFIC POLICE ( DTP ) HAD CREATED A SIX STEP CROSSING CODE FOR PEOPLE
• PEDESTRIANS MUST CROSS ONLY ON PEDESTRIAN CROSSING WHICH HAS BEEN PAINTED AS WHITE AND
BLACK
• PEDESTRIANS MUST WALK ONLY ON PEDESTRIAN PLATFORM.
• PEDESTRIANS MUST LOOK BOTH SIDES TWICE BEFORE CROSSING.
• YOUNG CHILDREN MUST NOT CROSS THE ROAD ALONE.
• PEDESTRIANS MUST NOT RUN AFTER OR GET INTO THE MOVING VEHICLES
• PEDESTRIANS MUST WEAR RETRO-REFLECTIVE CLOTHING DURING NIGHT
5. MOTORCYCLISTS SAFETY
• FOLLOW THE TRAFFIC SIGNALS, LIGHTS ANDSIGNS WHILE DRIVING.
• AVOID USING THE CELL PHONE WHENDRIVING. IF URGENT MOVE TO LEFT, STOP AND THEN TAKE THE CALL.
• DO NOT RIDE AT HIGH SPEEDS. YOU MAY LOSE CONTROL AND YOUR LIFE IN THE BARGAIN.
• DO NOT RIDE OR WHEEL YOUR VEHICLE ON TO THEFOOTPATH.
• ALWAYS USE A HELMET.
• DON'T MAKE CHILDREN SIT ON FUEL TANKS OR STAND THEM IN FRONT OF THE RIDER
• ALWAYS RIDE WITH BOTH HANDS ON THE HANDLEBAR EXCEPT WHENSIGNALING
6. CAR DRIVERS SAFETY
• CAR DRIVERS MUST OBEYALL TRAFFIC SIGNALS, LIGHTS AND SIGNS.
• THEY MUST USE THE INDICATOR OR HAND SIGNALS WHEN CHANGING LANES.
• THEY SHOULD NOT USE THEIRCELL PHONE WHILE DRIVING. IF YOU MUST, MOVE TO THE LEFT, HALT AND
THEN MAKE THE CALL.
• DO NOT OVERLOAD YOUR VEHICLE OR TRAILER. NEVER TOW GREATER WEIGHT THAN RECOMMENDED BY
THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR VEHICLE.
• PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE WEAR SEATBELTS OR SIT IN AN APPROVED
CHILD RESTRAINT.
7. TRUCK DRIVER’S SAFETY
• THEY MUST NOT TOW MORE THAN YOUR LICENSE PERMITS THEM TO.
• THEY MUST NOT OVERLOAD YOUR VEHICLE OR TRAILER. YOU SHOULD NOT TOW A WEIGHT GREATER THAN
THAT RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR VEHICLE.
• THEY MUST SECURE THE LOAD AND IT MUST NOT STICK OUT DANGEROUSLY.
• THEY SHOULD PROPERLY DISTRIBUTE THE WEIGHT IN YOUR CARAVAN OR TRAILER WITH HEAVY ITEMS
MAINLY OVER THE AXLE(S) AND ENSURE A DOWNWARD LOAD ON THE TOW BALL. THIS SHOULD AVOID THE
POSSIBILITY OF SWERVING OR SNAKING AND GOING OUT OF CONTROL. IFTHIS DOES HAPPEN, EASE OFF
THE ACCELERATOR AND REDUCE SPEED GENTLY TO REGAIN CONTROL.
8. SOURCE
• INFORMATION SOURCE : WWW.DELHITRAFFICPOLICE.NIC.IN
WWW.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
• SEARCH ENGINES : WWW.GOOGLE.CO.IN
WWW.BING.COM
• IMAGES SOURCE : IMAGES.GOOGLE.CO.IN
THANK YOU
BY SURESHRAM