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How to behave when you are outside your home

Public places belong to everyone โ€” roads, parks, markets, buses, trains, temples, hospitals. How we behave in these spaces tells a lot about our character.

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๐Ÿ›ฃ๏ธ Roads & Footpaths

โœ… DO

Walk on the footpath, not on the road

Why: Roads are for vehicles. Walking on the road puts your life at risk.

Use zebra crossings to cross the road

Why: Vehicles slow down at zebra crossings. Crossing randomly is dangerous.

Wait for the green signal before crossing

Why: Traffic signals create order and save lives.

Keep to the left while walking in a crowd

Why: Following a side prevents collisions and confusion.

Make way for emergency vehicles โ€” ambulance, fire engine, police

Why: Someone's life may depend on those extra seconds.

โŒ DON'T

Don't spit on the road or footpath

Why: Saliva spreads infections like TB. It makes the road filthy for everyone.

Don't throw garbage on the road

Why: Garbage blocks drains and causes flooding. It spreads diseases.

Don't walk while staring at your phone

Why: You could walk into traffic, potholes, or other people.

Don't block the footpath by standing in large groups

Why: Others need to pass. Blocking forces them onto the road.

Don't urinate on walls or in open spaces

Why: It spreads disease and shows complete disrespect to public spaces.

๐Ÿ“– Real Life Example

"Raju was in a hurry and crossed the road at a random point. A speeding bike barely missed him. Had he used the zebra crossing 50 metres away, both he and the biker would have been safe."

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Remember

"The road is not yours alone โ€” share it responsibly."

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