Road safety is knowing how to cross roads safely. Roads are very dangerous places and many people are killed on our roads each year. Learning some basic rules when crossing the road, such as Stop, Look and Listen, is extremely important and could even save your life.
There are so many distractions these days, such as personal music players, headphones and mobile phones; and yet these things can cause accidents. When you need to cross a road, make sure you are as aware as possible, not only looking but listening too. A cyclist is much quieter than a car, but can also cause considerable damage if they hit you.
This quiz tests your knowledge of road safety when walking, cycling and riding in a car.
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You should be able to see traffic coming on both sides of the road in plenty of time to cross
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Listen for cars, motorbikes and bicycles
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Wait until you are safely on the other side before talking
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If you have started to cross you should continue
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Sometimes drivers are distracted and may not stop
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This could save your life
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It is against the law not to wear your seat belt
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It's much safer
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This protects your head
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If you are going round a corner and can't see ahead, this is a good time to ring your bell
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