Stay Visible and Stay Safe During Dark Months
As autumn and winter bring darker days, it's crucial to prioritize visibility when walking or cycling to stay safe. Wearing high-visibility clothing, adding reflective accessories, and crossing at well-lit areas are key steps to enhance visibility. For cyclists, ensuring proper lighting and reflective gear is essential. Remember: Be Safe, Be Seen!
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Be Safe Be Seen
Its that time of year again! Autumn and winter days can be dark and gloomy So, if you are walking or cycling you need to be seen by drivers to help keep you safe
What can we do to help us be seen? Well, we can start by wearing high visibility clothing, which has two materials to help us View Image Fluorescent material that shows up bright during the day Reflective strips that show up in car headlights when it s dull or dark
There are other things we can wear, or carry . We could add reflective stickers or badges to our clothes, hats or bags Carry a bag made of high vis materials A high vis umbrella is good when it rains
And there are things we can do Cross at bright places if you can. Puffin and zebra crossings are usually in lit up areas. Take a torch if you are on poorly lit roads
Now you see them Now you don t!
What about when we are on our bike? Lights Reflectors Front, back, on the wheels and the pedals Front and back of course
Whats good for us to wear when we are cycling? Ruck sack If you carry one, make sure it s high vis A high vis Helmet Trainers with reflective strips High vis clothing
Now you see him Now you don t!
Be Safe Be Seen Thank You!
