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    This document provides information about motorists, passengers, pedestrians, and some common traffic violations. It defines motorists as drivers, passengers as non-drivers riding in a vehicle, and pedestrians as people walking on the road. It lists dos and don'ts for each group regarding following traffic laws, using signals, staying alert, avoiding distractions, and more. The document also outlines penalties for offenses like drunk driving, not wearing a seatbelt, distracted driving, and failing to wear a motorcycle helmet.

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    This document provides information about motorists, passengers, pedestrians, and some common traffic violations. It defines motorists as drivers, passengers as non-drivers riding in a vehicle, and pedestrians as people walking on the road. It lists dos and don'ts for each group regarding following traffic laws, using signals, staying alert, avoiding distractions, and more. The document also outlines penalties for offenses like drunk driving, not wearing a seatbelt, distracted driving, and failing to wear a motorcycle helmet.

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    This document provides information about motorists, passengers, pedestrians, and some common traffic violations. It defines motorists as drivers, passengers as non-drivers riding in a vehicle, and pedestrians as people walking on the road. It lists dos and don'ts for each group regarding following traffic laws, using signals, staying alert, avoiding distractions, and more. The document also outlines penalties for offenses like drunk driving, not wearing a seatbelt, distracted driving, and failing to wear a motorcycle helmet.

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    MOTORIST PASSENGER PEDESTRIAN

    Who are the Motorist? Who are the Passenger? Who are the Pedestrian?
    One who drives a One who rides in a One who goes traveling
    motor vehicle. Other vehicle and who is not on foot, walking or
    term for "driver". driving. running on a road.

    Do's: Do's: Do's:


    1. Follow traffic laws: Adhere to 1. Buckle up: Always wear your 1. Use pedestrian lane: Cross
    speed limits, traffic signals, and other seatbelt for your safety. streets at designated crosswalks
    regulations. 2. Be respectful: Treat the driver and follow pedestrian signals.
    2. Use signals: Indicate your with courtesy and respect their 2. Stay visible: Wear bright or
    intentions with turn signals to focus on the road. reflective clothing, especially at
    communicate effectively with other 3. Offer help: If the driver needs night, to enhance visibility.
    drivers. assistance with navigation or 3. Look both ways: Before crossing
    3. Stay alert: Be attentive to your anything else, be willing to help. a road, check for oncoming traffic
    surroundings, including other from both directions.
    vehicles, pedestrians, and potential Don'ts:
    hazards. 1. Distract the driver: Avoid Don'ts:
    behaviors that could divert the 1. Jaywalking: Avoid crossing
    Don'ts: driver's attention, such as loud streets outside of designated areas,
    1. Text and drive: Avoid using your conversations or using electronic especially in busy traffic.
    phone while driving to prevent devices. 2. Be distracted: Stay focused and
    distractions. 2. Backseat driving: Refrain from avoid distractions such as texting
    2. Speeding: Respect speed limits to constantly offering unsolicited or using headphones while
    enhance road safety. advice or criticism to the driver. crossing the road.
    3. Driving under the influence: 3. Block visibility: Ensure you don't 3. Assume drivers see you: Make
    Never drive under the influence of obstruct the driver's view by sitting eye contact with drivers to ensure
    alcohol or drugs. in a way that hinders their sight. they are aware of your presence.

    PNP ECHAGUE: (0917) 681 6913 BFP ECHAGUE: (0917) 500 2585 LGU RESCUE ECHAGUE: (0917) 626 2352
    College Of Criminal Justice Education
    DRUNK DRIVING
    DRUNK DRIVING Isabela State University
    Echague Campus
    Driving under the impact of
    alcohol/dangerous drugs.
    PENALTIES:
    a. Not causing injuries or death:
    P20,000 to P80,000
    ON THE ROAD TO
    SEATBELTS
    SEATBELTS
    Failure to wear the prescribed
    seatbelt device.
    b. Causing injuries: P100,000 to SAFETY: YOUR GUIDE
    P200,000
    PENALTIES:
    1st Offense – Php 1,000.00 c. Causing death: P300,000 to
    TO RESPONSIBLE
    P500,000
    2nd Offense – Php 2,000.00 TRAVEL
    d. Nonpro driver's license:
    3rd Offense – Php 5,000.00 + 1st conviction - 12 months
    suspension of license for 1 week suspension, 2nd conviction -
    perpetual revocation.

    TELL EVERYONE TO STRAP IN Pro driver's license:


    OR STEP OUT! 1st conviction - perpetual
    revocation, no future licenses
    granted.
    DISTRACTED DRIVING
    DISTRACTED DRIVING IT'S NOT JUST AN OFFENSE, IT'S
    Using electronic devices while driving OFFENSIVE!
    or at traffic lights.
    PENALTIES:
    1st offense: Php 5,000
    HELMET
    HELMET
    2nd offense: Php 10,000 Failure to wear the standard
    protective motorcycle helmet.
    3rd offense: Php 15,000 with a three- PENALTIES:
    month license suspension.
    1st Offense – P1,500
    Succeeding offenses: Revocation of 2nd Offense – P3,000
    driver's license and a Php 20,000
    3rd Offense – P5,000
    fine.
    Succeeding Offenses- P10,000

    YOU CAN'T MULTI-TASK AS EMBRACE SAFETY WITH EVERY


    WELL AS YOU THINK! RIDE!

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