Vulnerable Road Users
Ride safe, always wear a helmet, stay visible, and follow traffic rules on Malaysia’s roads.
Safety Tips for Pedestrians
Adhering to pedestrian safety practices and remaining vigilant at all times significantly reduces the risk of accidents and ensures personal safety on the roads.
Be Seen
Wear bright or light-coloured clothing during the day and reflective materials at night. Carry a torch when walking in the dark.
Use Designated Crossings
Whenever possible, cross at pedestrian crossings, traffic lights, or overhead bridges. Obey all pedestrian signals.
Look Carefully
Before crossing, stop at the kerb, look right, left, and right again. Listen for traffic and continue observing vehicles as you cross.
Avoid Distractions
Try to make eye contact with drivers before crossing in front of them to ensure they have seen you.
Walk Facing Traffic
Put away your phone and headphones when walking near traffic. Stay fully alert to your surroundings.
Make Eye Contact
Where there are no pavements or footpaths, walk on the side of the road facing oncoming traffic so you can see approaching vehicles.
Be Seen
Wear bright or light-coloured clothing during the day and reflective materials at night. Carry a torch when walking in the dark.
Use Designated Crossings
Whenever possible, cross at pedestrian crossings, traffic lights, or overhead bridges. Obey all pedestrian signals.
Look Carefully
Before crossing, stop at the kerb, look right, left, and right again. Listen for traffic and continue observing vehicles as you cross.
Avoid Distractions
Try to make eye contact with drivers before crossing in front of them to ensure they have seen you.
Walk Facing Traffic
Put away your phone and headphones when walking near traffic. Stay fully alert to your surroundings.
Make Eye Contact
Where there are no pavements or footpaths, walk on the side of the road facing oncoming traffic so you can see approaching vehicles.