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<b>RESPONSIBLE DRIVING:</b> Whether you're a driver, rider or pedestrian, road safety is the responsibility of all road-users. <i>Image: Shutterstock</i>
Marcel Trout
• Try to recognise potentially dangerous drivers on and pedestrians alongside the road and keep well clear of them.
• Try to keep children away from roads - the roads are not the place to play.
• When waking near traffic – avoid distractions and be visible.
• Drivers must be aware of pedestrians and animals on the open road, especially near rural areas.
• Bikers should drive with lights on and wear protective clothing at all times.
• Bikers should never hang out in a truck’s blind spot or “no-zone.”
• Be extra cautious, paying attention to the signals and brake lights of other vehicles, especially trucks.
• When cycling during the holidays remember that there is strength in numbers.
• Do not cycle alone, rather find a partner to cycle with you - Having a partner can be critical in the event of an emergency.
• Inform friends and family when you will be cycling, the road you will be cycling on and when you will return.
• Carry a fully charged cellphone with you so you can request assistance in the event of an emergency.
• The law requires that you cycle in single fie and wear a helmet.
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• Try to keep children away from roads - the roads are not the place to play.
• When waking near traffic – avoid distractions and be visible.
• Drivers must be aware of pedestrians and animals on the open road, especially near rural areas.
• Bikers should drive with lights on and wear protective clothing at all times.
• Bikers should never hang out in a truck’s blind spot or “no-zone.”
• Be extra cautious, paying attention to the signals and brake lights of other vehicles, especially trucks.
• When cycling during the holidays remember that there is strength in numbers.
• Do not cycle alone, rather find a partner to cycle with you - Having a partner can be critical in the event of an emergency.
• Inform friends and family when you will be cycling, the road you will be cycling on and when you will return.
• Carry a fully charged cellphone with you so you can request assistance in the event of an emergency.
• The law requires that you cycle in single fie and wear a helmet.
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