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ROAD
SAFETY
- Keep all the relevant documents
like registration, insurance, driving license and pollution
certificate with you.
- One should not drink while
driving.
- One
should always keep a safe suitable distance from the Vehicle
ahead.
- Do
not jump the red lights for you can meet with an accident.
- Never
drive with your head lights on in urban areas.
- The
yellow line by the side of the kerb means “No Parking.”
- The
yellow line in the middle of the road means divider – so
please do not cross this line, even while overtaking.
- The
Zebra lines are meant for pedestrian to cross the roads. Do not
Park/Stop your vehicles on these lines.
- Never
drive your vehicles with the elbow on the window of the drivers
door.
- One
should observe lane discipline and avoid un-necessary over
taking of vehicle. Highways drivers have developed a wrong habit
of giving the right
indicators for some body following behind to over take. One
should not pick up this wrong habit, because you are normally
presumed to be turning right while giving your right indicator.
- Always
give way to the vehicles coming from the
right side –whether your are at an intersection or
otherwise. The common belief is that the bigger Vehicle has a
right of way. But that is not correct. Only the Vehicle
coming from right side has a right of way. We must respect
others rights also.
- The
number of people who loose their lives on the roads in India is
appalling. We are ourselves to blame for it. All gentlemen do
not mind wearing a
crash helmet on their heads, while riding the two wheelers , but
remembers it that their better half, who is riding on the
pillion, should also
wear one. So both the riders on two wheelers must wear crash
helmet.
PASSENGERS
SAFETY ON BUS STAND
- Beware
of pick – pockets around the Booking- windows, stalls, tickets
counters and bus stand area.
- Please
do not touch any unclaimed item/baggage lying on the Bus Stand
or in the Bus. In case a thing is found, immediately inform the
Police/Bus stand Incharge.
- Do
not accept any gift/eatable from stranger before/during/ after
your journey
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