Some fire truck ladders can stretch higher than a tall building.
The longest ones reach more than 30 metres up. They help firefighters rescue people from high windows.
💡 Safety Basics — Fun Facts
Fun “Did you know?” facts about Safety Basics — tap through 10 at a time!
The very first traffic lights used only red and green lights.
They helped everyone take turns safely on the road. Today red still means stop and green means go.
If you ever feel lost, find a helper like a police officer or shop worker.
Staying in one spot makes it easier to be found. Helpers are happy to keep you safe.
Firefighters wear special suits to stay safe while they help people.
Their thick suits keep out heat and smoke. They are helpers you can always trust.
We stop, look both ways, and listen before crossing the road.
Cars can come from either side. Looking and listening helps you cross safely with a grown-up.
A seatbelt keeps you safe and snug in the car.
It holds you gently in your seat. Always buckle up before the car starts to move.
Wearing a helmet keeps your head safe when you ride a bike.
A helmet has a hard shell and soft padding inside. It protects your head if you happen to tip over.