1. Follow Traffic Rules

• Always obey traffic signals and road signs.
• Follow speed limits; overspeeding is a leading cause of accidents.
• Do not jump red lights or overtake dangerously.

2. Wear Safety Gear

• Always wear a helmet while riding a two-wheeler.
• Seat belts are mandatory in cars for all passengers.
• Use reflective jackets at night if walking or cycling.

3. Avoid Distractions

• Do not use mobile phones while driving.
• Avoid eating, drinking, or adjusting gadgets while driving.
• Stay focused on the road and your surroundings.

4. Avoid Alcohol and Drugs

• Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Even small amounts can impair reflexes and judgment.

5. Maintain Safe Distance

• Keep a safe distance from the vehicle ahead.
• This allows enough reaction time to avoid collisions.

6. Proper Vehicle Maintenance

• Regularly check brakes, tires, lights, and engine.
• Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy to prevent breakdowns.

7. Be Cautious in Bad Weather

• Reduce speed during rain, fog, or night driving.
• Use headlights, fog lamps, and hazard signals appropriately.

8. Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety

• Always look both ways before crossing roads.
• Use footpaths and zebra crossings.
• Cyclists should use helmets and follow traffic rules.

9. Emergency Preparedness

• Keep a first-aid kit and fire extinguisher in the vehicle.
• Learn basic first-aid and CPR.
• Have emergency numbers handy.

10. Defensive Driving

• Anticipate mistakes by other drivers.
• Stay calm and avoid aggressive driving or road rage.
• Always plan your route in advance to avoid sudden maneuvers.