Practice safety routines regularly Use a raised toilet seat for stability Ask store employees for directions Use an alert device for home security Have a designated meeting spot Set up speed dial for emergencies Avoid dark or unfamiliar areas alone Tell a bus driver your stop Mark your home with a recognizable light Use a car alarm to locate vehicle Set reminders for medications Try to shop during quieter hours Use landmarks for navigation Use reflective tape on stairs Check for home safety hazards Look for public family washrooms Use a transit app for navigation Use a lanyard for important items Avoid going out when tired Plan your route before leaving Use a mobility aid if needed Keep a list of medications in your wallet Stay hydrated when going out Recognize early signs of fatigue Store loose cords safely at home Use a GPS or phone locator Carry a safety card Store emergency numbers in phone Take breaks in busy places Use crosswalks at intersections Use caller ID to screen unknown numbers Walk with a friend when possible Write down your hotel address when traveling Use a small bag to carry essentials Inform someone of your plans Pre- program emergency contacts Use a door chime for home safety Ask for help if lost Stick to familiar routes Keep a flashlight handy at home Keep a small notebook for notes Take a picture of important locations Keep paths clear at home Avoid distractions when crossing streets Know key bus routes and stops Take a photo of parking spot Keep ID with emergency info Have a consistent walking path Be aware of common scams Look for landmarks when shopping Use a MedicAlert bracelet Set up a buddy system for safety Practice safety routines regularly Use a raised toilet seat for stability Ask store employees for directions Use an alert device for home security Have a designated meeting spot Set up speed dial for emergencies Avoid dark or unfamiliar areas alone Tell a bus driver your stop Mark your home with a recognizable light Use a car alarm to locate vehicle Set reminders for medications Try to shop during quieter hours Use landmarks for navigation Use reflective tape on stairs Check for home safety hazards Look for public family washrooms Use a transit app for navigation Use a lanyard for important items Avoid going out when tired Plan your route before leaving Use a mobility aid if needed Keep a list of medications in your wallet Stay hydrated when going out Recognize early signs of fatigue Store loose cords safely at home Use a GPS or phone locator Carry a safety card Store emergency numbers in phone Take breaks in busy places Use crosswalks at intersections Use caller ID to screen unknown numbers Walk with a friend when possible Write down your hotel address when traveling Use a small bag to carry essentials Inform someone of your plans Pre- program emergency contacts Use a door chime for home safety Ask for help if lost Stick to familiar routes Keep a flashlight handy at home Keep a small notebook for notes Take a picture of important locations Keep paths clear at home Avoid distractions when crossing streets Know key bus routes and stops Take a photo of parking spot Keep ID with emergency info Have a consistent walking path Be aware of common scams Look for landmarks when shopping Use a MedicAlert bracelet Set up a buddy system for safety
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Practice safety routines regularly
Use a raised toilet seat for stability
Ask store employees for directions
Use an alert device for home security
Have a designated meeting spot
Set up speed dial for emergencies
Avoid dark or unfamiliar areas alone
Tell a bus driver your stop
Mark your home with a recognizable light
Use a car alarm to locate vehicle
Set reminders for medications
Try to shop during quieter hours
Use landmarks for navigation
Use reflective tape on stairs
Check for home safety hazards
Look for public family washrooms
Use a transit app for navigation
Use a lanyard for important items
Avoid going out when tired
Plan your route before leaving
Use a mobility aid if needed
Keep a list of medications in your wallet
Stay hydrated when going out
Recognize early signs of fatigue
Store loose cords safely at home
Use a GPS or phone locator
Carry a safety card
Store emergency numbers in phone
Take breaks in busy places
Use crosswalks at intersections
Use caller ID to screen unknown numbers
Walk with a friend when possible
Write down your hotel address when traveling
Use a small bag to carry essentials
Inform someone of your plans
Pre-program emergency contacts
Use a door chime for home safety
Ask for help if lost
Stick to familiar routes
Keep a flashlight handy at home
Keep a small notebook for notes
Take a picture of important locations
Keep paths clear at home
Avoid distractions when crossing streets
Know key bus routes and stops
Take a photo of parking spot
Keep ID with emergency info
Have a consistent walking path
Be aware of common scams
Look for landmarks when shopping
Use a MedicAlert bracelet
Set up a buddy system for safety
