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Tips about how drivers and other road users can share the road safely.
It is important that all road users know how to identify people who are vision impaired so they can act accordingly.
People who vision impaired have less information when making decisions about where and when to cross the road.Other senses, such as hearing can assist, but do not compensate for the loss of vision.
When driving, riding a motor bike or bicycle, it is important to be patient with pedestrians and to recognise that people who use canes or dogs may take longer to cross the road. Also be aware that a person who is vision impaired may not make eye contact, or respond to visual gestures.
View the animation - I might not see you but you can always see me
What to do when you see a blind person crossing the road [PDF, 10.39 Mb]
What to do when you see a blind person crossing the road [WORD, 1.3 Mb]
Sticks, dogs and safety [PDF 10.7 Mb]
Sticks, dogs and safety [WORD, 8 Mb]
Are you driving with a vision impairment [PDF, 9.9 Mb]
Are you driving with a vision impairment [WORD, 8 Mb]
View our video Checking for cyclists and motorcyclists for more information about how to be aware of cyclists when opening your car door.
Follow this link to the Travel Happy - Share the Road website for further ideas about how to share road safely.
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