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Safety Tips For The Festive Season

Safety Tips For The Festive Season

Date: 2016-11-25
The holiday season is filled with happiness and celebration, but it can also be a time of danger for road users.It seems everyone is in a hurry trying to wrap up their shopping and enjoy festive celebrations. But as you're dashing around town, it's important to keep road safety top of mind, as the streets are busier and drivers are distracted by their holiday to do lists.

People are urged to to be more careful on the roads. Here are a few friendly tips to ensure your Festive season is a safe one:

- Don't drink and drive

If you going to a Christmas party and plan to indulge in a drink or two and get merry, don't drive. Stay the night or plan a safe alternative to get home such as a cab or designated driver.

- Slow down

In the rush to get to a Christmas party or do your Christmas shopping before the malls close, you may be tempted to speed.

- Wear your seat belt

Always buckle up.Wearing your seat belt can reduce your risk of dying in a crash by about half.

- Obey road rules

They are there for a reason. Stay within the speed limits at all times.

- Pull Off the Road if You Feel Tired

Please don't try to drive when your eyes are shutting; you could kill yourself or others if you fall asleep.