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Pedestrian Safety |
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An oncoming vehicle may be
traveling at a much higher speed than you think. It might also be much closer than you think.
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Do not drink before you use the road, alcohol impairs your ability to judge and make decisions.
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Ensure that you are clearly visible during the night. Always wear lightly coloured clothes or reflective clothing.
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Do not walk in the
road - walk on the pavement. If there is no pavement, walk alongside the road.
Be careful where you cross the road. If there is a pedestrian bridge, use it, even if it means walking further.
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Walk on the right hand side of the road, as near to the edge of the road as possible, facing the oncoming traffic.
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Never run across the road without looking both ways, and check that there is no traffic before crossing the road.

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