Emergency: A sudden and serious situation that requires

immediate action or assistance.

Evacuation: The process of moving people out of a dangerous or
potentially harmful area to a safer place.
Alert: A warning or signal to be cautious and attentive to
potential dangers.
First Aid: Initial care provided for an injury or illness before
professional medical help arrives.
Fire Drill: A practice exercise to prepare everyone for safely
evacuating a building in case of a fire.
Safety Protocol: A set of
rules and procedures
designed to ensure the
well-being of individuals
in various situations.
Bullying: Repeated aggressive behavior intended to hurt,
threaten, or cause discomfort to another person.
 Cybersecurity: Measures taken to protect computer
systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access or
attacks.
Personal Space: The physical and emotional distance individuals
need to feel comfortable and safe in social interactions.
Risk Assessment: The process of evaluating potential hazards and
determining the likelihood and severity of their impact.
SO BEEING ATTENTIVE IS VERY IMPORTANT
CRASH AVOIDANCE
DRILLS
EMERGENCY MANEUVERS
GOING SLOW WITH
CONTROL
PROPER BRAKING
TURNING TECHNIQUES
URBAN RIDING DRILLS
AVOID DISTRACTION WHILE DRIVING

MAINTAIN THE OPTIMUM SPEED LIMIT

WEAR SEATBELT

OBEY TRAFFIC SIGNALS

`SERVICE YOUR VEHICLE REGULARLY

MAINTAIN DISTANCE

KNOW YOUR SAFE BRAKING DISTANCE

MAKE WAY FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES

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