With long nights and short days, motorists, pedestrians and cyclists are urged to be extra careful.
Pedestrians and cyclists: Make sure you can be easily seen, especially at night, on dark days and in bad weather.
Tips:
* Bright or fluorescent clothes show up best by day, even in dull or misty weather.
* In the dark, reflective material show up best in car headlights. Clothing with reflective patches or reflective tape on coats or school bags help pedestrians and cyclists, especially children, be better seen by vehicle drivers.
* When out at night, choose routes that are well-lit by streetlights, and cross the road at well-lit places too.
* If you have to walk on the road, always face the oncoming traffic. This is particularly important in poor light or in the dark.
* Motorists should slow down and use caution, especially when driving in residential areas, around schools, kindergartens, playgrounds, bus stops or other areas where children and other pedestrians are common.
Also see what to do to drive safely in foggy weather conditions: click here.
