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16 Tips For Safe Bus Ride

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tips for a safer bus ride.

  • Be aware of moving traffic.
  • Leave plenty of time to get to the bus stop. Don’t rush.
  • Pay attention to your surroundings; listening to your music player or playing handheld video
  • games may lead to distractions and potential injury.
  • Don’t wear a hood as it makes it more difficult to hear and see traffic.
  • Stay at a safe distance from the street and don’t play around while waiting for the bus.
  • Stay 10 giant steps away from the outside of the bus while the bus is pulling up so the driver
  • can see you.
  • Wait for the bus to stop completely before you move towards it to get on, or before you
  • stand up to get off.
  • Be cautious of clothing or backpacks with drawstrings, toggles, or key chains that can get
  • caught on the bus handrails and doors.
  • Hold the handrail going up and down the stairwell so you don’t trip.
  • Find a seat and sit down as soon as you’re on the bus.
  • Be courteous and respectful to your driver. Listen to directions.
  • Don’t put your head, arms, papers or anything out the window.
  • Don’t pick up anything you drop near the bus. The driver may not see you. Instead, ask the
  • driver for help.
  • Wait to cross the street until the driver lets you know it’s OK.
  • Stay away from the bus wheels at all times - the driver cannot see you.
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  • tips for a safer bus ride.
  • Be aware of moving traffic.
  • Leave plenty of time to get to the bus stop. Don’t rush.
  • Pay attention to your surroundings; listening to your music player or playing handheld video
  • games may lead to distractions and potential injury.
  • Don’t wear a hood as it makes it more difficult to hear and see traffic.
  • Stay at a safe distance from the street and don’t play around while waiting for the bus.
  • Stay 10 giant steps away from the outside of the bus while the bus is pulling up so the driver
  • can see you.
  • Wait for the bus to stop completely before you move towards it to get on, or before you
  • stand up to get off.
  • Be cautious of clothing or backpacks with drawstrings, toggles, or key chains that can get
  • caught on the bus handrails and doors.
  • Hold the handrail going up and down the stairwell so you don’t trip.
  • Find a seat and sit down as soon as you’re on the bus.
  • Be courteous and respectful to your driver. Listen to directions.
  • Don’t put your head, arms, papers or anything out the window.
  • Don’t pick up anything you drop near the bus. The driver may not see you. Instead, ask the
  • driver for help.
  • Wait to cross the street until the driver lets you know it’s OK.
  • Stay away from the bus wheels at all times - the driver cannot see you.
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  • 15Safety Tips
  • tips for a safer bus ride.
  • Be aware of moving traffic.
  • Leave plenty of time to get to the bus stop. Don’t rush.
  • Pay attention to your surroundings; listening to your music player or playing handheld video
  • games may lead to distractions and potential injury.
  • Don’t wear a hood as it makes it more difficult to hear and see traffic.
  • Stay at a safe distance from the street and don’t play around while waiting for the bus.
  • Stay 10 giant steps away from the outside of the bus while the bus is pulling up so the driver
  • can see you.
  • Wait for the bus to stop completely before you move towards it to get on, or before you
  • stand up to get off.
  • Be cautious of clothing or backpacks with drawstrings, toggles, or key chains that can get
  • caught on the bus handrails and doors.
  • Hold the handrail going up and down the stairwell so you don’t trip.
  • Find a seat and sit down as soon as you’re on the bus.
  • Be courteous and respectful to your driver. Listen to directions.
  • Don’t put your head, arms, papers or anything out the window.
  • Don’t pick up anything you drop near the bus. The driver may not see you. Instead, ask the
  • driver for help.
  • Wait to cross the street until the driver lets you know it’s OK.
  • Stay away from the bus wheels at all times - the driver cannot see you.
  • If your parent meets you at the bus stop, make sure he or she waits on the same side of the
  • street where you will be dropped off so you won’t have to cross the street.
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