IELTS Monologues

Road Safety Talk

A road safety officer gives a short talk to residents about crossing roads and cycling safely.

A26 min

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1Good morning everyone, and thank you for coming to this short talk.

2My name is Carter, and I work for the city road safety team.

3First of all, always cross the road at the marked crossings.

4The lights near the school were faulty, but they were repaired last week.

5Right, moving on to cycling, please remember to wear a helmet.

6Children under twelve must also wear bright clothing after dark.

7The helmet session used to start at ten, but now begins at nine thirty.

8You can collect your helmet from the side entrance, not the main one.

9Please do not use your phone while you are crossing.

10If you cycle at night, your bike must have a white front light.

11One last thing before we finish, please take a leaflet home.

12Thank you for listening, and stay safe on the roads.

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