Travel Training

Which picture shows an UN-SAFE place to cross the road?

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What does this sign mean?

• People are walking here.

• A park is up ahead.

• A pedestrian crossing is close by and I can use it to cross safely.

• A man and lady are walking near by.

What does this sign on the path mean?

• Bikes can't ride here.

• This is a bike lane and pedestrians shouldn't be walking on it.

• Motorbikes can drive here.

• People walk here.

What does this sign on the path mean?

• Bikes and pedestrians share the path so be careful of one another.

• Bikes can zoom as fast as they want and don't need to look out for pedestrians.

• Pedestrians are the only ones who are allowed to use it.

• Bike riders are the only people who can use this path.

When crossing a pedestrian crossing, you should:

• Just walk across the crossing. Cars are meant to stop for you anyway.

• Stop, look, and listen for cars. Wait for a car to stop before you begin to cross.

• Run across the crossing without looking.

When the green person lights up at a traffic light, you should:

• Begin crossing the road straight away, you don't want to run out of time.

• Stop look and listen for any distracted car drivers who could have run a red light.

• Wait for an adult to hold your hand and cross with you.

• Look at your phone and change your music whilst you cross.

True or false. It's safe to use your phone when walking on the footpath.

• True - footpaths are for pedestrians only, what danger is there?

• False - A car could lose control and drive up onto the footpath and you won't notice in time.

If you get lost, what do you do? (this question has more than one right answer)

• Panic!

• Use your phone's google maps to help direct you home and call a responsible adult you know.

• Ask any stranger on the street for help.

• Go to a nearby shop and ask a staff member for help.

What should you do before you leave your house?

• Check if you packed your lunch.

• See if your friend is interested in hanging out with you today.

• Put your favorite song on your phone and put your earphones in.

• Check if you have your phone, keys, and valid Opal Card.

If you can't find a pedestrian crossing, traffic pedestrian lights, an island, or a pedestrian bridge to help you cross the road, what should you do?

• Just don't cross the road. Ask someone to pick you up.

• Find a less-busy road where you can clearly see traffic coming from both sides. You stop look and listen, then cross when there aren't any cars near by.

• Run across the road when cars are coming.

• Cross a busy road where you can't clearly see traffic coming.