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Whether you are leaving your home to go to work, or leaving school to get to a youth centre, we can all take steps to make sure we are safe when we leave one door and arrive at the door of our destination.
Here are some top tips to help you keep safe when traveling from .
Personal Safety Tips
Make sure you know where you
are going and how you are going to
get there.
Ensure you know how to get home,
ESPECIALLY when in an unfamiliar place.
Make sure your phone has plenty of charge BEFORE you leave.
Let someone know where you are going, and
when you plan to arrive and return.
Personal Safety Tips
Try and plan your journey when walking, using well-lit, busy areas. This can lessen the likelihood of
dangerous situations arising.
If anything does happen, you can get help more easily, or alert
others to the danger.
Personal Safety Tips
Take in your surroundings.
Notice who else is around.
Make sure you know where you are going before setting out, so
you don’t have to look at maps, GPS or road
signs when you travel.
Personal Safety Tips
Trust your instincts: If you feel uncomfortable,
find a safe, alternative route.
Personal Safety Tips
Smart phones, tablets, iPods,
jewellery and laptops are all desirable
items.
Keep them safe, and out of sight.
Why not invest in a zip-up, or fastening bag, to keep your
valuables safe!
Personal Safety Tips
You can only hail a taxi if it
has the orange taxi sign on it.
Only book a minicab through a licenced firm.
When using taxi’s it’s
always best to pre-book.
It is illegal for any taxi or
minicab to tout for business.
Have the telephone number of a reputable taxi firm to hand.
Personal Safety Tips
Personal safety alarms are designed to shock and
disorientate an attacker.
They can help to make
you feel more
confident.
There are many different types, so you can get one to
suit you.
Personal Safety Tips
Wearing headphones when
walking alone could distract you from
your surroundings, and you may not
see or hear trouble approaching.
Remember:The sooner you are aware of potential
danger the easier it is to avoid it.
For more Personal Safety Tips visitwww.suzylamplugh.org/tips