Tips when taking a Taxi. Be Prepared, Be Safe!


Public Transportation continued: Taking a Taxi (also applies to uber and lyft).


Taking a Taxi

·         Carry the phone number of a taxi or mini cab firm you know, and whenever you book a taxi ask them for the driver's name and the type of car they will be driving

·         Try and book the taxi you need to bring you home before you go out. Give your name and when the driver arrives make sure they know the name it was booked under. If you have to book your taxi in a public place, do it quietly where people are unlikely to overhear your name and address

·         If you can, share a taxi with a friend and have your money ready and keys handy at the end of your journey so that you can enter your home quickly

·         If ever you feel uneasy in a taxi ask the driver to stop in a busy place that you know well, and get out


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Traveling By Train? Here's Safety Tips.


Many parts of the USA and especially around the world, people travel by train; it's a common occurance. Unfortunately, when we do things as a matter of routine, we become insensitive to our surroundings. Here are tips to stay alert and be safe when traveling by train (or similar modes of transportation).

·         Wait on a well-lit section of the platform, close to the exit or where there are other people around. Many stations now have CCTV cameras and staff that are trained to deal with emergencies

·         When you get on the train try to sit in a busy compartment and keep any bags and personal possessions you have next to you

·         If you feel uncomfortable switch seats or even consider getting off the train and catching the next one. Only do this if the station where you are getting off is manned and busy

·         Know where the emergency button or cord is situated or any help points at the station


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