Rules of the Road
You must walk on this side of the sidewalk when moving in a group.
RIGHT
When crossing the road, you should look in this direction first.
left
If you receive a bomb threat over the phone, you should never do this after the call ends
Hang up the phone
During a shooting, if caught outside, you should do this to protect yourself.
lie down and crawl behind cover
If there are no sidewalks or pedestrian paths, you should walk here.
the side of the road
If traffic lights are present, you can cross the road only on this color signal.
Green.
If you suspect an explosive device, report it to this emergency number immediately
112
If you suspect a chemical or biological attack, the first thing to do is inform this person.
head of the institution
Outside populated areas, pedestrians must walk in this direction compared to traffic.
facing the traffic
Pedestrians must stop crossing and wait if they hear or see vehicles with these two special signals.
blue beacons and sound signals (sirens)
When an explosion occurs inside a building, you should lie down away from these fragile objects.
glass cabinets, showcases, and windows
Once outside after an explosion, you should stay away from these parts of a building
cornices and walls
Pedestrians can cross the road at this special place.
Pedestrian crossing
If there are no crossings nearby, you can cross the road only when it is clear and at this angle.
Right angle (90 degrees)
If you are taken hostage, it is important to follow these and stay calm.
the terrorists' instructions?
If you detect an explosive device, the safe evacuation zone must be at least this many meters in radius.
100 meters
You must wait for vehicles in these special areas.
landing pads, sidewalks, or curbs
When waiting for a vehicle, you should not do these activities for safety reasons.
playing, skating, skiing, sledding, and running
Explosive devices can be disguised as these types of items.
ordinary objects
When law enforcement storms a hostage situation, hostages should lie in this position
face down with hands on the back of the head