Staying Safe on the Road

Why should you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

• • To ride faster

• • To protect your head

• • To keep your hair dry

• • To look cool

What should you do before crossing the street?

• • Look both ways for cars

• • Run quickly

• • Close your eyes and hope for the best

• • Wave at the drivers

Where is the safest place to cross the road?

• • Anywhere

• • In the middle of the street

• • At a crosswalk

• • Next to parked cars

When should you use hand signals while riding a bike?

• • When riding with friends

• • After you stop

• • Only at night

• • When you want to turn

The UAE National Agenda encourages road safety. Which of these helps you stay safe on the road as a pedestrian?

• • Using crosswalks and looking both ways

• • Running across the road

• • Walking in the middle of the road

• • Playing in the street

How does wearing a helmet on a bike help you follow the UAE National Agenda on safety?

• • It makes the bike go faster

• • It looks nice

• • It protects you from injury in case of an accident

• • It helps you see better

In school zones, drivers should drive slower. How does this support the UAE National Agenda?

• • It lets cars park more easily

• • It protects students and prevents accidents

• • It makes everyone late

• • It keeps the streets clean

Why is it important to avoid distractions like phones when walking or driving, according to the UAE's safety goals?

• • To walk faster

• • To look busy

• • To make more friends

• • To stay focused and avoid accidents

Which of these behaviors helps create safer communities in line with the UAE National Agenda?

• • Running across busy roads

• • Riding bikes without helmets

• • Following traffic signals and using crosswalks

• • Not looking when crossing

11. Why do you think it’s important for drivers to check their mirrors and blind spots before turning or changing lanes?

• • To make sure there are no cars, bikes, or people they might not see

• • To see if the road is clean

• • To find a better route

• • To check how fast they are going