Decisions Decisions

Decisions, Decisions will equip you with the different strategies that you might need when you are travelling on your own or with friends. This section looks at how you should deal with certain situations and will prepare you for the challenges that you could face. It is recommended that you work through the Road Facts| section before Decisions, Decisions .

Route Planner

This section covers how to plan the best route to travel to school and back home again. There are particular road safety messages that you should make sure you are aware of to help you become 'road-wise'.

• Route Planner Factsheet (pdf)|
• Route Planner Activity A (pdf)|
• Route Planner Activity B (pdf)|

Taking Control

Taking control of our own safety is about recognising potential dangers and hazards, and knowing what we can do to avoid them or get out of danger, when out and about. Here we give you some helpful tips about how to do this.

• Hazards Factsheet (pdf)|
• Hazards Crashes Activity A (pdf)|
• Hazards Crashes Activity B (pdf)|

Travel-wise

Travelling by public transport is usually quite an easy way to travel. However, there are hazards and dangers to watch out for and it helps to plan how to avoid them. It also shows you what to do if things go wrong.

• Travel-wise Factsheet (pdf)|
• Travel-wise Activity A (pdf)|
• Travel-wise Activity B (pdf)|

Red Alert

Thinking ahead of what to do in dangerous or unusual circumstances will help you to react quickly and deal with a situation before it becomes a major problem. This section offers you tips and common sense advice on situations you might find yourself in.

• Red Alert Factsheet (pdf)|
• Red Alert Activity A (pdf)|
• Red Alert Activity B (pdf)|

Witness

Here we look at what you should do if you find yourself witnessing an incident. Being prepared to act as a witness will help you offer the best assistance you can in this type of situation.

• Safe Ways Factsheet (pdf)|
• Safe Ways Activity A (pdf)|
• Safe Ways Activity B (pdf)|