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Safe Driving Tips |
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Safe driving is your first priority. Always buckle up, keep your hands on
the wheel and your eyes on the road.
Use
a hands-free kit when making calls. |
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frequently-called numbers in to the speed dial feature of your phone for
easy, one touch dialing. Better yet, use Rogers VoiceCommand -
unique voice-activated dialing service. |
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Make
sure your phone is positioned in an accessory cradle where it is easy to
see and reach. Be familiar with its functions. |
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Let
Rogers Mobile Message (voicemail) pick up your calls when it's
inconvenient or unsafe to answer the phone. |
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dialing manually, dial only when stopped. Or have a passenger dial for
you. |
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a Cellular Samaritan. Call 911 to report any crimes, life-threatening
emergencies, accidents or drunk drivers. It's a free call. Safe driving is
your first priority. Always buckle up, keep your hands on the wheel and
your eyes on the road. |
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How to report an emergency |
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Your
wireless phone can make the difference between an accident and a tragedy.
So it's important to know how to properly report an emergency. If you find
yourself in this situation, remain calm and follow these simple steps:
- Pull off to the side of the road when it
is safe to do so and dial 911.
- Give your name and wireless phone number
first and identify yourself as a wireless user.
- Give the exact location of the incident.
Landmarks and street names can be extremely helpful.
- State the service required - police,
fire, ambulance
- Report any known injuries
- Report suspect person(s) and their
direction of travel
- Stay on the line until indicated by the
operator
For more information on Health & Safety
matters related to wireless communications, please visit the Canadian
Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) website. |
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