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At the school gate, you are heading home, and the road is right in front of you. Don't guess that a gap means it is safe. Use the same routine every time. First, stop at the edge. Don't run, push, or step out. Look both ways for traffic, then listen for vehicles you may not see. Use a marked crossing when available, and obey its signal and instructions from a police officer or crossing guard. Cross only when the way is safe and permitted. Walk, don't run, and keep looking while you cross. Put away phones and games; distractions can take your eyes and ears off traffic. If the crossing feels difficult or traffic is heavy, ask a trusted adult for help. On your walk from the school gate, make safety automatic: stop, look, listen, and cross carefully. That simple habit helps you travel safely every time.