• Always wear seat belts in the car; they keep you secured during a crash and reduce the severity of injury.
• Seat belts must be properly fitted and secured snugly to be effective.
• Install child-restraint systems according to manufacturer's instructions.
• Ensure that restraint harnesses and belts are properly placed on the child.

Hotel Fires:

• Upon arrival of your hotel room, plan an escape route to the outside.
• Survey your room to determine if it would be safe to stay in it if trapped by a fire, e.g., look for a balcony.
• Carry a portable smoke detector with you when traveling.
• Never smoke in bed.
• Follow your safety plans even if you think it is a false alarm.

Highway Travel:

• Maintain a safe following distance, a minimum of two seconds behind the vehicle in front.
• Take scheduled rest breaks to prevent highway hypnosis and drowsiness.
• Do not drive in other vehicles' blind spots on multiple-lane highways.
• Travel with the general flow of traffic; speeding will not save time.

Aircraft Travel:

• Store large packages and luggage that might inhibit the evacuation of the plane.
• Do not pack dangerous goods like camping gas, compressed air containers or fireworks; they are not allowed on planes.
• Keep your seat belt on at all times even though air pockets and turbulence are rare.
• Drink moderately.
• In an emergency, leave all belongings behind and listen to the flight attendants.

Train Travel:

• Do not open the vestibule door or stand on the steps or platform while a train is in motion.
• Observe where the safety exits are located.
• Stay in your seat; it offers the best protection in a crash.
• Watch your step when getting off or on.