Sunday, July 4, 2010

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Ocariz Mayor launches campaign "Stop, look and crosses" aimed at pedestrians



The program consists of mimes, clowns, stilt walkers and students and seniors

(The campaign will be implemented in hours 7 to 9 am and 4 to 6 pm)

12:06 p.m. Caracas .- Today the mayor of Sucre, Carlos Ocariz, launched the "Stop, look and crosses", which seeks to inform and remind pedestrians how and when to cross streets and avenues.

This campaign consists of mimes, clowns, stilt walkers and transit volunteer brigade, made up of young and elderly people, who will be providing information on the sidewalks to pedestrians.

points where they begin to implement the program will be the Petare flask, Avenida Francisco de Miranda, at the height of Unicentro The Marquis and the main avenue of La Carlota.

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Sucre BIKE ROAD SAFETY Safety


Whenever possible I prefer to travel on the bike path down the street before
If cycle on the street, the first obligation is driving on the right, near the curb, and pass on the left.
If we cycle with other people, not ride on the street as a group, but in single file, one after another.
must not crossed between cars. We will continue in our lane with patience.
will respect the traffic lights for cars, and I always relent over the pedestrian.
We wear helmets and other protective gear. The bike does not protect our bodies, so we are more exposed to shocks.
When you enter a road, look left and right to make sure that does not come any car.
We will always in the direction of traffic, obeying all signs that we have ahead.
If we have to cross a street very busy, try to do it on foot, while respecting the traffic lights and looking both ways before crossing.
Do not carry on the bike and never go with someone on the handlebars. Will cost us much more balance and we will be exposed to any accident.
If at night, take a light or fluorescent element so that others can see us. It is mandatory that the bike has a front white light and red in the back.
Keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of us and gives us time to stop if the brakes first.
we do not hold any other car to go faster. If you brake suddenly, we will be in grave danger.
both hands never let go of the handlebars. We can only release one hand at all times to maintain balance and to make some sign to other drivers know what move we make.
If we are to change lanes or turn, we must address with the arm so that others know and take the necessary precautions.
What is Awareness to Prevent

Awareness to Prevent consists of a group of parents concerned and engaged in raising community awareness about respecting the rules transit and consumption of alcohol behind the wheel of Villa Carlos Paz, Cordoba, Argentina.