Transport safety

What should you do to avoid slips, trips, and falls at train stations?

• Plan ahead and allow enough time

• Run on escalators

• Rush on platforms

• Ignore wet weather

What should you do if you have luggage at a train station?

• Use the stairs

• Use the lift

• Leave it unattended

• Carry it on the escalator

Where should you stand when using the escalator at a train station?

• To the left

• On the steps

• To the right

• In the middle

What should you do when boarding a train?

• Ignore the gap

• Rush through the doors

• Touch the train doors

• Stand back to allow passengers to get off

What should you do if you feel unwell at the station?

• Board the train

• Wait for the next train

• Use the Emergency Help Point

• Ignore it

What should you do if you see something suspicious on public transport?

• Ignore it

• Report it to the authorities

• Leave the area

• Take a photo

What should you do when travelling with young children at a train station?

• Ignore them

• Hold their hands

• Leave them unattended

• Let them run freely

Where should you sit on the train at night for safety?

• Near the doors

• In the middle of the carriage

• Near the windows

• Near the guard’s compartment

What should you do if the bus doors have closed before you could get off?

• Call out to the driver

• Press the stop button again

• Jump off the bus

• Wait for the next stop

What should you do if you need help on the bus?

• Call a friend

• Wait until you get off

• Ignore the problem

• Alert the driver