Public Transportation; how to be safe on the bus...

On the Bus

Use a bus stop you know is usually busy and is well lit

Know the departure and arrival times and try and let someone at the other end know which bus you plan to catch. They could always meet you at your stop

Sit close to the driver. If someone starts up a conversation, be pleasant and confident, but don't give away personal information like where you live or work

 

 

 

 

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Did you read the article and watch the video of the flight attendant who goes "all out" to get people's attention about safety?

Flight attendant does over-the-top performance of the safety instructions

By Gwen Breitstein August 12, 2015 3:09 PM

Boring in-flight safety videos are largely ignored by passengers before takeoff, despite the important information they contain.

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Well, one WestJet Airlines flight attendant took matters into his own hands and decided to give his passengers a reason to pay attention. READ MORE: