Staying Safe While Travelling

What is the safest way to walk on pavements?

• Walk close to the edge of the pavement.

• Walk in the middle of the pavement, away from the kerb.

• Walk with your back to the traffic.

• Walk while looking at your phone.

When using public transport, what should you do to ensure your safety?

• Stand close to the edge of the platform.

• Keep your belongings close and be aware of your surroundings.

• Listen to music with headphones on full volume.

• Ignore announcements and signs.

How can you identify a safe crossing point on the road?

• Cross at any point where there are no cars.

• Use designated crossings like zebra crossings or pedestrian lights.

• Cross at a bend in the road.

• Cross between parked cars.

Why is it important to stay aware of your surroundings while travelling?

• To avoid getting lost.

• To ensure you don't miss your stop.

• To be prepared for any unexpected situations or dangers.

• To find shortcuts.

What is a common distraction to avoid while walking?

• Talking to a friend.

• Checking your phone frequently.

• Listening to traffic sounds.

• Observing the scenery.

What should you do if you feel unsafe on public transport?

• Move to a crowded area or near the driver.

• Stay in your seat and ignore the feeling.

• Get off at the next stop, even if it's not your destination.

• Confront the person making you feel unsafe.

What is the correct procedure if you witness an emergency while travelling?

• Ignore it and continue your journey.

• Call emergency services and provide details.

• Take a video and post it online.

• Wait for someone else to act.

Which of the following is an emergency contact number in Great Britain?

• 911

• 999

• 112

• 101

How can you avoid distractions while travelling on foot?

• Use noise-cancelling headphones.

• Keep your phone in your pocket or bag.

• Walk with your eyes closed.

• Read a book while walking.

What should you do if you need to cross a road but there is no pedestrian crossing available?

• Cross at a corner where you can see oncoming traffic.

• Run across quickly.

• Cross at a bend in the road.

• Wait for a car to stop and wave you across.