• Helmet should not be not more than five years old.
• It should fit comfortably but not too tightly or loose.
• Fasten the chin strap, have it properly tightened.
• Replace the helmet after a crash or after dropping on to a hard surface.

• Stay alert and be prepared for mistakes other drivers may make.
• Use your high beam when you are not following or travelling towards other vehicles.
• Reduce your speed at night, even on roads you know well.
• Replace the helmet after a crash or after dropping on to a hard surface.
• Allow a greater following distance.

When a car is travelling uphill, it will slow down rapidly the moment declaration begins, so judgement of speed distance, declaration and breaking are critical if you are to stop the exact spot you require, just before the car steps, turn the frontiers to the right, so that if the does roll backwards.

While paring downhill several signs are to be remembered. Braking needs to be heavier when travelling downhill. A longer braking distance should be allowed A lower gear, will help to hold the car bank by engine braking. Whether or not there is a kerb. See the handbrake and leave the car in reverse gear.