1. Road Safety Talk

2. Know your surroundings / actions Analyse the situation and conditions
Evaluate

3. If you know it is wrong, don’t do it!
Think Before You Do!

5. Pedestrians Following these tips will enhance pedestrian safety:
ALWAYS USE PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS like overhead bridges, zebra crossings, underpasses and traffic signal lights.
RAISE A HAND WHILE CROSSING to alert motorists.
USE FOOTPATHS and other walkways whenever possible.
DO NOT CROSS AT ROAD BENDS, as your visual field is limited in this part of the road. You cannot see incoming vehicles, and drivers cannot see you.
materials so that drivers can see you from a distance.

7. Pedestrians
DON’T CROSS IN FRONT OF A STATIONARY VEHICLE AND IN BETWEEN STATIONARY VEHICLES.
ALWAYS WAIT FOR THE BUS TO STOP COMPLETELY if you are boarding or alighting from a bus. BE ALERT FOR ONCOMING TRAFFIC when you step out of a vehicle.
WALK IN A SINGLE FILE if you are walking in a group, always facing oncoming traffic.
BE SEEN, BE SAFE. Use light coloured clothing when you are walking at night, or carry some reflective materials so that drivers can see you from a distance.

9. On the Road

10. At the Bus Stop

11. Kerb drill Before crossing the road:- Stop
Look and check for any vehicles coming in your path.
Be patient, practise your kerb drill: Look Right. Look Left. Look Right Again.
Check to see that there are no vehicles or that vehicles have come to a stop, before raising your hand and crossing the road safely.

12. Pedestrian Road Safety

13. When cycling……
As cycling has become more prevalent in Singapore both as a form of transportation and for leisure, cyclists should recognise their own vulnerability and should always adopt safe cycling behaviours and habits. Road safety is a shared responsibility.
All cyclists should always abide by road traffic rules at all times.

15. When cycling…… The following are some of the safe cycling tips:
Wear safe cycling attire –protective helmet, and use elbow pads and knee pads to cushion the impact of a fall.
Wear light-coloured or reflective clothing to enhance your visibility to other road users.
Ensure you have a front white light and rear red light or at least a reflector in low-light conditions.
Ride a bicycle that fits you.
Always check that your bicycle is in good working condition and is properly maintained.

16. When cycling, you should not risk injuries with dangerous stunts

17. REMEMBER THESE WHEN CYCLING ON THE ROAD:
Act as if you’re a pedestrian – look right, left, and then right again.
Be extra alert at road junctions – these are accident-prone areas.
Stop your bicycle completely at “Give Way” and “Stop” signs.
Before crossing at junctions with traffic lights, always look LEFT AND RIGHT.
DO NOT carry a pillion rider.
DO NOT ride in a zigzag manner.
DO NOT use your phone, carry things, walk a dog, hold an umbrella, or otherwise occupy one hand while cycling.

19. Riding on Paths

20. Cycling on Roads

21. Cyclist Road Safety

22. Graciousness on public transport

23. Behaviour in the bus interchange
At the interchange and terminal
Crossing within the bus park is prohibited and liable for a fine of $500. Please use the designated pedestrian crossing.

24. Do not sit on the bars
Join the queue! Don’t wait at the front of the queue!

25. Behaviour in the bus Do not run about in the bus.
Move to the back of the bus. Do not obstruct other passengers. (complaints)
Hold on firmly to the handrails or stanchion poles while waiting to alight.

26. Think Before You Do!

27. Think Before You Do!

28. Think Before You Do!

29. Know your surroundings / actions
Public / Condo swimming pools, beach
Analyse the area and situation
Adhere to all safety measures
Remain within the designated area used for the activity.

31. Water Safety

32. Rip Current

33. Lightning Crackkk! Singapore is a lightning capital
Singapore gets hit with 186 days of lightning per year

34. Do not stay in opens areas such as beaches, open fields, the sea or pools.
Take shelter in a house, large building or bus/car.
Do not stand under tall trees.
Stay off bicycles & motorcycles.
Do not hold metal objects such as umbrellas or bicycles.

35. Know your surroundings / actions Analyse the situation and conditions
Evaluate

36. If you know it is wrong, don’t do it!
Think Before You Do!