DRIVER'S HAND SIGNALS

TURNING TO THE RIGHT
Extend the right arm and hand, with the palm turned to the front, and hold rigid in a horizontal position.

TURNING TO THE LEFT
Extend the right arm and rotate it from the shoulder in an anticlockwise direction.

LETTING VEHICLE OVER TAKE
Extend the right arm and hand below the level of the shoulder, and move backwards and forwards.

STOPPING AT TRAFFIC JUNCTIONS
Extend the right arm bending the elbow at right angles and turning palm to the front.

SLOWING DOWN
Extend the right arm with the palm of the hand turned downward, and move the arm slowly up and down. Keeping the wrist loose.

ELECTRICAL TRAFFIC SIGNALS

● Red means Stop wait behind the Stop Line.
● Amber means Be Ready. You may go if the amber appears after you have crossed the line or so close to it that to Pull back might cause an accident.
● Green means you may go on if the way is clear. Take special care if your mean to turn left or right and give way to pedestrians who are crossing.
● Green Arrow means that you may go in the direction shown by the arrow. You may do this what ever other lights may be showing.
● Flashing Amber Signal means slow down & proceed with caution.
● Flashing Red Signal means you must bring your vehicle to a stop & proceed only it is safe to do so

ACCIDENT VICTIM ASSISTANCE

Should an accident occur the most important things is to save the life of the individual and prevent further complications of the injury by proper handling of the victim. In order to ensure quick medical aid to the accident victim we need to have.

The treatment of the injured person is likely to be affected adversely in case any item is likely to be affected adversely in case any item mentioned above is missing. Lack of quick response in anyone can create conditions in which valuable time is lost and the victim denied proper care. Any show of formality by the public, the police, or the medical expert is sure to hamper the treatment of the injured person. The term 'medico-legal' is a myth that scares and causes apprehension in the minds of the people. The sooner this scare is removed the better it would be for the community.

Every accident results in privation. It may be a simple or grievous injury, or a fatality. Whatever be the extend of pain to the individual, the agony caused in the form of hospitalization, permanent incapacitation of limbs, loss of labour days, the discomfort in case of injuries, and permanent loss of a relative in case of death is immense. It is thus necessary to lessen the burden of hardship by some compensation for the loss to the property damaged, the mandays lost, and the lives lost so that the calamity of loss can be faced by the victims or the survivors. The aspect of accidents covers a whole gamut of insurance laws policies for sale, the popularity of various schemes, the compulsions of law relating to motor vehicle insurance, the response of the police and the hospitals in making available of copies, the reaction of the insurance companies to the settlement of claims, the procedures of the accident claims tribunals, the helping attitudes of the lawyers, the availability of free legal aid to those who cannot afford litigation at their own cost, the initiative taken by the organizations exempt from compulsory insurance in settling the claims etc.