WEAR SOMETHING WHITE AT NIGHT

The video highlights the increasing number of road casualties, nearing 400,000 annually, with a focus on the 2,000 children killed or injured after dusk. To combat this, a campaign encourages wearing white at night, supported by a Rochdale firm's introduction of fluorescent slipovers for children, endorsed by the British Safety Council. These jackets, known as diddy jackets, are affordable and aim to reduce invisibility-related accidents.

What is the approximate number of road casualties reported annually?

• 800,000

• 600,000

• 400,000

• 200,000

During which time are children most at risk on the roads?

• After dusk

• Early morning

• Late night

• Midday

What is the purpose of the fluorescent slipovers introduced by the Rochdale firm?

• To protect children from rain

• To make children visible at night

• To keep children warm

• To serve as a fashion statement

Who has promoted the use of these fluorescent jackets?

• The Rochdale Police Department

• The Department of Education

• The National Health Service

• The British Safety Council

How much do the fluorescent jackets cost?

• Five pounds

• Ten pounds

• Fifteen pounds

• Seven and nine pence