Top tips for staying safe
-Never cross behind or infront of a bus because you can't see the traffic coming the opposite way.
-Before crossing at a pedestrian crossing, make sure the traffic has stopped because some people carry on driving.
Top tips for staying safe on the train and tram
-Never jump into the train track and get a possession you have dropped as an imcoming train can run you over and kill you.
- Above the tram, there is some wires that hold 25,000 volts of electricity (enough to power 100 houses) that would kill you if touched.
-Never be silly around trams and trains as if you do, you could be killed.
Top tips for staying safe on a bus
- Never stand up on the top deck of the bus as if the bus had to stop suddenely, then you would probaly go through the front windscreen.
-There is always dodgy people on buses, if so then if possible sit in another seat.
-Try not to get your phone out while on the bus as it gives other passengers an idea of the phone you have and could potentially steal it.
Top tips for staying safe in an alley way
-If you go down an alley way, trust your instincts if it is safe or not.
-if you come across a barking dog, don't look at it in the eye and slowly move backwards. Don't run as it could attack you.
-if it knocks you over, then put your hands arcoss your chest, cover your face with your hands and tuck in and don't move.
Top tips for staying safe around water
-NEVER be silly around water as it is a very dangerous place.
- If someone is drowning, call for help and then call 999. When
they pick up, make sure the 1st thing you say is the location and
then describe where you are.
-If there is a life buoy near by then through it to the person
aiming at there arms. If you through it at their head, you could
knock them out.
- If there isn't a buoy near by then look for a long stick and
through it to them
Emergency numbers to call
112 is the national emergency number
999 if it is an
emergency
call 101 if you want
to warn the police but it
isn't an emergency