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You must always wear a helmet if you are on a bike.

Road Safety - Age 7-11

Roads can be busy and unpredictable. This quiz helps you practise safer habits, like choosing good places to cross, watching for traffic, and staying alert near driveways.

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Fascinating Fact:

Use safe crossing places when you can, like zebra crossings, pelican crossings, or footbridges.

In PSHE Health Education, road safety is about making sensible choices so you can travel more safely. This includes spotting hazards, crossing carefully, and understanding how distractions can stop you noticing danger.

Key Terms

Hazard: Something that could cause harm, like a turning car, a cyclist, or a hidden driveway.
Distraction: Anything that pulls your attention away from traffic, such as a phone, loud music, or chatting while crossing.
Pavement: The safer path for people to walk on, usually beside the road.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How do you cross a road safely for children aged 7-11?

To cross safely, stop at the edge, look and listen for traffic, and only cross when it is safe. Keep looking while you cross, and avoid running or using a phone near the road.

Why is it safer to cross at a zebra crossing or pelican crossing?

These crossings are designed to help people cross more safely because drivers expect pedestrians there. Using a proper crossing can make you more visible and reduces risky guesswork.

What should children do if a ball rolls into the road?

Children should not run into the road after a ball. They should stop, stay on the pavement, and ask a trusted adult for help, because traffic can appear quickly and drivers may not see them.

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1 .

Which is the safest place to cross a road?

On a bend

Behind a parked car

On the brow of a hill

On a straight clear road

You should be able to see traffic coming on both sides of the road in plenty of time to cross

2 .

When is it safe to cross at a zebra crossing?

When the traffic on one side has slowed down

When the traffic on one side has stopped

When the traffic on both sides has stopped

When the traffic on both sides has slowed down

Sometimes drivers are distracted and may not stop

3 .

When out at night what should you wear to be seen by traffic?

Dark clothes

Reflective clothing

A warm coat

The latest trend

This could save your life

4 .

Which side should you get out of a car?

The pavement side

At the back

At the front

The road side

It's much safer

5 .

What should you always wear when cycling?

Trainers

Shorts

Baseball hat

Helmet

This protects your head

6 .

Before you cross the road you should ....... ?

keep walking while looking and talking

stop, look and talk

stop, look and listen

stop, listen and run

Listen for cars, motorbikes and bicycles

7 .

When riding in a car what must you always do?

Look out of the window

Fasten your seat belt

Listen to the radio

Look out of the window

It is against the law not to wear your seat belt

8 .

What must you do while crossing the road?

Keep looking and listening

Listen to music

Talk to friends

Run

Wait until you are safely on the other side before talking

9 .

While cycling when should you use a bell?

When you see your friend

When you arrive home

To show off

To warn someone you are there

If you are going round a corner and can't see ahead, this is a good time to ring your bell

10 .

At a pelican crossing what does a flashing green man mean?

Go back to the pavement

Start to cross

Do not start to cross

Run

If you have started to cross you should continue

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Road safety

Author: Amanda Swift (Primary School Teacher & Educational Content Developer)

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