WALK THIS WAY
Make this contact with drivers before crossing the street.
What is eye?
You walk in this direction when there are no sidewalks.
What is the left side of the street/ against traffic.
You always do this when crossing a crosswalk with a bike.
What is walk the bike?
Treat this sidewalk feature like an intersection and look for reversing cars each time you cross one.
What are driveways?
This is where you wait for the metro bus.
What is the bus stop sign?
These let you know that a car is reversing, you look out for this in parking lots and driveways.
What are tail lights?
You must do this every time you get in the car.
What is buckle up?
When biking, yield to ____ in crosswalks, sidewalks, and shared paths.
What are pedestrians?
What is looking?
Use this to catch the bus in the dark.
What is a flashlight?
Always stop here before crossing the street.
What is the curb or roadside?
What are red lights and stop signs?
When turning this direction, you put your left arm out straight.
What is left turn?
When you are on your phone, playing games, listening to music while walking.
What is distracted walking?
The first thing you do when entering the bus.
What is pay?
Wait for all lanes of traffic to do this before crossing the street.
What is a complete stop?
When on a bike you ride on this side of the road.
What is the right side?
Three main safety components to your bike outfit.
What is a helmet, reflectors, and shoes?
You do this when exiting the school bus before crossing the street.
What is check for cars?
Pulling the yellow cord or pushing the yellow strip indicates this.
What is stop/ stop request?
When this signal is flashing, you can continue crossing if you are already in the crosswalk, otherwise you stop at the curb.
What is cross countdown?
At these intersections, all directions of traffic stop which make them safer for crossing.
What is an all way stop?
The four main components of the ABC quick check.
What is air, breaks, chain, and quick release?
The four directions you look before crossing the street at an intersection.
What is left, right, left, and behind?
It is polite to do this when the bus is full.
What is move to the back?