(I) Five Major Rules of Traffic Safety

1. Know the right-of-way and obey regulations

2. I see you, you see me, traffic is safest

3. Maintain a safe space - do not engage in traffic behavior without absolute certainty of safety

4. Considerate road use - do not engage in road behavior that hinders others' safety and convenience. 5. Defensive and prepared safe road behavior - do not be a perpetrator of accidents, nor become an innocent victim of accidents.

(II) Five Major Traffic Safety Movements

1. Park with the front of the car facing outwards: avoid hitting pedestrians, escape quickly, convenient charging

2. Passenger responsibility: help the driver stay alert and focused, ensure the safety of everyone in the vehicle

3. Say "Thank you" to bus and taxi drivers when getting off: gratitude and encouragement

4. Wave and nod to drivers who yield to pedestrians: gratitude and touching

5. Ensure the safe passage of the elderly, women, and children through intersections: fairness, justice, and humanity

(III) Themes Related to Life Experience

1. Vehicles slow down, look, and stop; pedestrians stop, look, and listen; cross intersections safely

2. Say thank you to traffic wardens

3. Say thank you to the driver (parents or elders/bus/taxi) when getting off

4. When sharing the road with bicycles and pedestrians, yield to pedestrians first, or dismount and walk the bicycle

5. Queue orderly when boarding and alighting public transportation

6. Offer your seat to passengers in need

7. When riding the MRT, do not block the doorway while playing on your phone

8. When riding the MRT, switch your backpack to be carried by hand or on your front

9. Focus on crossing the road, do not look down and swipe your phone

10. See & Be Seen: I see you, you see me (When crossing intersections, stand in a position where you can see drivers and be seen by drivers. Confirm safety before crossing.)