Handwritten newspaper for safe travel

Some people say: Safety is saving, safety is life. Do you know how to make a safe travel report? Below are the pictures and information of a safe travel report that I brought to you. I hope you like it.

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Handwritten newspaper about safe travel Picture 3 Handwritten newspaper about safe travel 1: Slogans for safe travel

1. Be ethical, polite, and strive to be a civilized cyclist.

2. When getting on or off the bus, please do not run from the front to the back!

3. Please consciously abide by the rules of the bus and do not put your head and arms out the window.

4. Preschool children must be led by adults when going out on the streets.

5. Please be careful, crossing the guardrail is the cliff of life.

6. It’s humane to pick up and drop off your baby, and don’t stop in front of the school. Although children are careful and sensible, it is not feasible to take the lead like this.

7. Remember traffic safety at all times and live a happy life.

8. It is an honor to be courteous and a shame to domineering, and everyone is happy in their own way!

9. If you ride a bicycle for one second, the risk increases by ten points.

10. Stand aside to answer your cell phone. Please rest if you are tired. Please wear your seat belt. Please don’t try your luck. Handwritten information about safe travel 2: Simple common sense for safe travel

(1) Always be cautious and have a safe journey.

1. When shopping, dining, watching TV, or enjoying the scenery, try to avoid crowded places to prevent being picked on.

2. Place your personal luggage on the luggage rack within sight and observe it at any time, especially when arriving at the station (pier), when there are many passengers getting on and off, and when driving at night ( When taking a boat, you should pay more attention to your luggage.

3. When taking a bath in the washroom or shower room, do not take off watches, gold and silver jewelry and leave them randomly to prevent them from being forgotten and taken away by others.

4. When falling asleep, do not cover your body with a coat containing cash. You should fold it and put it under your head as a pillow, or put cash and wallet in your underwear pocket.

5. Small handbags containing valuables should be carried with you and must not be left lying around to prevent them from being picked up or stolen by others.

6. Put the money in two places. Small amounts of cash that are needed at any time are placed in the outer pocket for easy access, and large amounts of cash are kept in a secret place close to the body.

7. When taking a train or car in summer, do not place your bag very close to the car window. Because the windows are often left open in summer, when the car is parked at a stop, people outside the window can easily steal the bag.

(2) When using ATMs, keep an eye on your bank card.

Prevent password exposure. When citizens use ATM machines, they must be alert to whether there are suspicious persons or micro camera probes around them. When entering the password, they should cover the password button with their left hand and do not leak the password to others.

Find out the real and fake Tunka. Before using the ATM machine, you should carefully check whether there are any abnormalities in the card slot. If you encounter a card swallowing phenomenon, do not walk away immediately. Generally, the card swallowing is normal. The machine will spit out a receipt for the card swallowing, and the screen will also prompt you to swallow the card. You should wait patiently for a few minutes to determine whether the card has been swallowed and then resolve it with the bank.

Keep the withdrawal receipt. Do not throw away the withdrawal receipts spit out by the ATM machine. The receipts contain the withdrawal card number, amount and other information. Throwing them around will affect the security of your deposits. Citizens should regularly check the balance of funds in their cards and make timely remediation if any errors are found.

Change your password promptly. Don’t set bank card passwords too simply. 666, 888, birthday, phone passwords, etc. can easily be cracked by criminals. Citizens should change their passwords from time to time to ensure the security of their deposits.