1. THINK FIRST - PLAN

Find the safest place to cross then stop.
If available cross the road at a zebra crossing, traffic light crossings or at traffic islands or where there is a police officer or a traffic warden. Wait on the pavement until the traffic has completely stopped.
If not available, choose a place where you can see clearly along the roads in all directions, and where drivers can see you.
Never cross on turns.

2. STOP

Stand on the pavement little way back from the edge. You should be away from the traffic but still be able to see all around. Even if there is no pavement stand at a little distance from the edge.
Don't hurry, give yourself time and have a good look all round.

3. WATCH AND LISTEN

Look for traffic in all directions and listen.

4. WAIT UNTIL IT'S SAFE

Wait patiently and let the traffic pass.
Cross when there is a safe gap and you are sure there is enough time.
Don't cross if you are not sure.

5. WATCH AND LISTEN

When it's safe, walk directly across the road.
Keep looking & listening while crossing.
Never run.


http://safedriving.gr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=56&Itemid=57&lang=en

Interesting.....



*Pman - Emeka before you cross dey road, look well well, if dey road clear oya cross....

Look Right and Left for oncoming vehicles, Up for crashing planes and helicopters, and Down for bombs..

I still remember my nursery rhyme... you look right, you left, you look right again... before you cross the road.

@SANDOSKI quite hilarious

AutosBay:
@SANDOSKI quite hilarious

No mind me... Na nija we dey.... Even Zebra crossing self no dey function for my area....

You think if motor want to jam you in Nigeria, all these steps will save you. To carry out this your steps sef 10mins don go
Learn to cross a road in a maze-like way. Lagos is a case study as road no go dey free and some motor no go stop for you.

@colossus2 I concur