🚌Draft previewVehicle/Transport Safety
Make my transport safer
Recommended emergency assets for buses, trains, metros, stations, and private vehicles
Who this helps: Bus and train operators, drivers, transport staff, and commuters
This is a friendly planning guide — not production signage yet. Use it to decide what to print, post, and practice in vehicle/transport safety.
- 1Post emergency numbers inside every vehicle and at stations
- 2Print pocket emergency cards for drivers
- 3Verify fire extinguisher and hammer accessible on buses
2 more quick wins
- Brief drivers on scene-safe approach before helping
- Add vehicle emergency kit checklist to fleet maintenance
PosterA3
Choking — Adult and Child Poster
Best placed: Cafeteria, Classroom
PosterA3
Severe Bleeding — Direct Pressure Poster
Best placed: First aid area, Factory floor
SignA4
Emergency Numbers Sign
Best placed: Building entrance, Reception
CardWALLET
Family Emergency Contact Card
Best placed: Wallet, Refrigerator
CardWALLET
Medical Information Card
Best placed: Wallet, Purse
CardWALLET
Allergies and Medication Card
Best placed: Wallet, School bag
CardPOCKET
Emergency Action Quick Reference Card
Best placed: Wallet, Glove box
- Cafeteria
- Classroom
- Office break room
- Community hall
- First aid area
- Factory floor
- Workshop
- Kitchen
- Building entrance
- Reception
- Lift lobby
- Home near phone
- Bus evacuation — front and rear exit timed drill
- Vehicle fire — exit immediately, do not retrieve belongings
- Submerged vehicle — windows down before water rises
- Rail incident — stay clear of tracks, call 112, help from safe distance