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Tips to prevent from collisions involving pedestrians

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  1. Bonjiek Dakoykoy

    Bonjiek Dakoykoy
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    When crossing the the road please remember the following safety tips to reach your destination safely:
    • Ensure that the road is completely free from both sides before crossing, especially during peak hours.
    • Cross the road only through designated areas for crossing.
    • Don't cross the road if you are hesitant
    • And always remember.. You are responsible for your safety.
    Keep safe always everyone!
     
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  2. Yusuf Shamim

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    5 tips to avoid a pedestrian collision

    As good as it is to be exonerated of wrongdoing, it is even better to avoid collisions in the first place. Add your tips to this list of ideas on avoiding a collision with pedestrians:

    1. Scan

    As the driver always keep your eyes on the road scanning for other vehicles, pedestrians, or animals that might unexpectedly move into the ambulance's path.

    2. No distractions

    Make radio, phone and mobile data terminal use the responsibility of the passenger; the driver drives.

    3. Co-pilot

    A front seat passenger should assist the driver by scanning for hazards rather than typing a report, reading or eating, especially during red lights and sirens operation.

    4. Follow the rules

    Follow local protocols and state laws regarding operation with due regard, driving at speeds above the speed limit, and driving in the lane of opposing traffic.

    5. Adjust for current conditions

    During severe or inclement conditions further reduce speed and increase scanning for hazards.

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