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• Glamping


  Glamorous camping, involves camping with the luxuries of a home
• Glamping accommodations


  • Cabins, villas, lodges, treehouses
• Tent Camping


  The most basic and famous type of camping, involves pitching a tent
• Tent Camping


  • Great option for people new to camping, perfect for families with children
• Backpacking Camping


  Involves carrying gear and equipment on your back while traveling through nature
• Backpacking Camping


  • Gives you the chance to spend time away from everyday life and get closer to nature, requires planning and informing someone of your plans
• Survivalist Camping


  Requires learning skills to survive in outdoor situations, involves hunting for food and discovering emergency medical treatments
• Canoe Camping


  Similar to backpacking but with the freedom and advantages of traveling by water
• Canoe Camping


  • Allows you to carry more equipment, travel further, and reach places not accessible to hikers, best suited for groups
• RV and Van Camping


  Camping in a recreation vehicle, provides almost all the comforts of home
• Benefits of Camping


  • The Fresh Air
  • Socialization
  • Improved Moods
  • Less Stress
  • Exercise
  • Sunshine
  • A Good Night Sleep
  • Good Food
  • New Challenges
  • Meditation
• Camping Essentials


  • Tent
  • Sleeping Bag
  • Water Bottle
  • Fire Starter
  • First Aid Kit
  • Pocket Knife
  • Map and Compass (or a charged GPS)
  • Weather Appropriate Clothing and Rain Gear
  • Flashlight or Head Lamp
• The Golden Rules of Camping Etiquette


  • Law of the Land
  • Stake Your Claim
  • Volume Control
  • Keep it Clean
  • Creature Care
• In survivalist camping, you will need to learn all the skills that you will need to survive in a variety of outdoor situations.
• Glamping involves camping with the luxuries of a home.
• Tent camping is a perfect option for families with children as it creates the chance to bond and learn how to work together.
• Backpacking camping gives you the chance to spend time away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life while you get closer to nature.
• Road Safety is a state where roads are free from danger or harm
• According to RA 10666, it shall be lawful for a person to drive a two – wheeled motorcycle with a child (17 years of age and below) on board on public roads where there is heavy volume of vehicles
• Infants and/or children ages 6 years old and below shall be prohibited to sit in the front seat of any running motor vehicle
• Before you set off, make sure that you wear light colored or fluorescent clothing in daylight and at dusk, and something reflective at night
• Always keep both hands on the handle bars unless you are signaling or changing gears
• When cycling, always use routes away from busy roads
• When entering a roundabout, you must go first to traffic coming from your right
• The green light means you are safe to turn left or right and give way to pedestrians who are crossing
• Safe driving depends greatly upon the ability to correctly analyze traffic situations and correct actions
• In the study conducted by Department Of Transportation- Land Transportation Office (DOTr-LTO), the issue of road accidents is now considered as Public Health Concern. Thus, everybody must be aware and informed by the safety measures in roads.
• ROAD SAFETY in our age has become a relevant subject among all walks of life. This has been amplified by United Nations declaration that 2011 to 2020 is the Decade of Action for Road Safety
• WHO ARE THE ROAD USERS?


  • Motor vehicles drivers and passengers
  • Pedestrians, joggers and walkers
  • Animals
  • Peddlers of goods
• WHAT IS ROAD SAFETY?

  It is a state where roads are free from danger or harm
• TRAFFIC


  The movement of people and/or goods on the existing road network
• REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10666 - CHILDREN SAFETY ON MOTORCYCLES ACT OF 2015
• REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8750 - Seat belts Use Act of 1999 - Children prohibited to Seat in front seat. Infants and/or children ages 6 years old and below shall be prohibited to sit in the front seat of any running motor vehicle.
• THINGS TO REMEMBER - On your bike


  • BEFORE STARTING OFF,TURNING RIGHT OR LEFT,OVERTAKING, OR STOPPING,YOU MUST LOOK BEHIND AND MAKE SURE IT IS SAFE AND THEN GIVE A CLEAR ARM SIGNAL TO SHOW WHAT YOU INTEND TO DO
  • WHEN YOU GET ON YOUR BIKE LOOK AROUND FOR TRAFFIC. WHEN IT IS SAFE TO MOVE OFF, CYCLE AWAY
  • WHEN TURNING FROM ONE ROAD TO ANOTHER, PEDESTRIANS WHO ARE CROSSING THAT ROAD HAVE PRIORITY, SO GIVE WAY
  • USE YOUR EYES AND YOUR EARS ALL THE TIME
  • YOU MUST NOT RIDE ON THE PAVEMENT UNLESS THERE ARE SPECIAL SIGNS ALLOWING YOU TO DO
  • BE PARTICULARLY CAREFUL NEAR LARGE VEHICLE LIKE LORRIES AND BUSES. THE DRIVERS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO SEE YOU. DO NOT RIDE IN THE SPACE BETWEEN THE VEHICLE AND THE KERB, BECAUSE THEY MAY BE GOING TO TURN LEFT
  • ALWAYS KEEP BOTH HANDS ON THE HANDLE BARS UNLESS YOU ARE SIGNALLING OR CHANGING GEARS
• ROAD TRIP


  Students in a trip and should follow the road signs that they will encounter along the way
• WATCH WAYS


  Watching and Analyzing Technical Commotions on Hi - Ways
• When you wait for a bus


  • Stand on the pavement well back from the traffic
  • It is dangerous to play around at bus stops
• If you do need to cross the road after getting off a bus


  • Wait for it to move away first so that drivers can see you and you can see what's coming
• Remember


  • Always try to think about what might be happening around you
  • Make sure that you are easily going to be seen
  • Driver's need to concentrate on what they are doing. Make sure that you do not distract the driver, no matter what vehicle you are travelling in
  • Where there are seatbelts always use them
• Road signs


  Highway authorities have a legal duty to manage their road network so as to ensure the expeditious and safe movement of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. It is for each authority to determine what signing is necessary to meet this obligation.