10 rules of road crossing

 Crossing the road safely requires following certain rules to minimize the risk of accidents. Here are ten important rules for road crossing:

1. Use Designated Crossings: Always use pedestrian crossings, such as zebra crossings, footbridges, and pedestrian traffic lights, where available.

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2. Look Both Ways: Before crossing, look left, right, and left again to ensure no vehicles are approaching. Continue to look both ways while crossing.

3. Obey Traffic Signals: Cross only when the pedestrian light is green or when the traffic light is red for vehicles.

4. Avoid Distractions: Do not use mobile phones, headphones, or engage in activities that can distract you while crossing the road.

5. Make Eye Contact: Make eye contact with drivers to ensure they see you before you cross in front of them.

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6. Cross Quickly but Safely: Move briskly but don’t run. Ensure you have enough time to cross the entire road safely before starting.

7. Watch for Turning Vehicles: Be aware of vehicles that may be turning, especially at intersections. They might not always see you.

8. Be Visible: Wear bright or reflective clothing if crossing the road at night or in low visibility conditions to ensure drivers can see you.

9. Cross at Right Angles: Cross the road directly, not diagonally, to minimize the time you spend on the road and ensure drivers can see you clearly.

10. Stay Alert: Always be vigilant for unexpected situations such as vehicles running red lights, bicycles, or other hazards that might not be immediately apparent.


By following these rules, pedestrians can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and ensure a safer road-crossing experience.

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