Road safety tips and guidance for all road users.

What are the key points a traveller should be aware when visiting Finland – whether by car, on foot or by cycle.

For a child, it is safest to travel in a rear-facing child seat for as long as possible, but at least until the age of four.

Safety is a key element in daily commute. Safe commuting can be included in the strategy and operating methods of each workplace.

Pedestrians and cyclists can improve their visibility with reflectros. A reflector reflects the light from vehicle headlights.

Slipping is the most common accident for pedestrians in winter. Falls can be prevented by being vigilant and wearing suitable footwear.

Children learn best in a real traffic environment. It is essential that adults lead by example to help the child develop a safe attitude.

The use of a mobile phone without a hands-free device is not permitted while driving a motor vehicle. It will distract the driver.

Cyclists are drivers in charge of a vehicle and subject to almost all the same rules as drivers of other vehicles.

Even a small amount of alcohol in the blood reduces driving ability and increases the likelihood of an accident.

Seat belts reduce the risk of serious injury and death in the event of a collision. Whether driving sitting in the front or rear, belt up.

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