Children should be taught the safety code and should not be allowed on the road alone until they can understand and follow it properly. Children learn by example, so parents and teachers should always follow the Code properly when going out with their children. In order to make school children safe on Delhi roads, keep the following tips in mind:
  1. Always walk on the footpath only. On roads without footpath, walk on the extreme right hand side of the roads.
  2. Do not be impatient on the road.

  3. Do not rush or run on the road.

  4. Cross only at Zebra crossings, traffic signals, subways, foot over-bridges.

  5. Cross only on a clear green signal.

  6. Do not cross unless all lanes are clear.

  7. Never cross a road at a corner or curve.

  • For Drivers:


  • Drivers usually drive under tense conditions. They should primarily focus on ways to control aggressiveness:
    1. Be a cautious and courteous driver. Have consideration for others.

    2. Avoid creating a situation that may provoke another motorist.

    3. Don't tailgate.

    4. Don't make inappropriate hand and facial gestures.

    5. Use horn sparingly.

    6. Stay far behind a suspected drunken driver.

    7. Always wear safety belts.

    8. Use low beams in bad weather conditions.

    9. Keep specified speed limits in mind while driving.

    10. Limit the speed at curves and turns




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