Make The Right Call

NHTSA's Make the Right Call Program provides educational information to the public on how to properly and efficiently use the 9-1-1 emergency call system. This program teaches the basic information: know your local EMS numbers; know what is considered a serious enough injury to call 9-1-1; know what information to have ready before calling 9-1-1. Kit includes media items, youth materials, workshop pamphlets and public service announcements. Available in both English and Spanish (January 1999, DOT HS 808 823, Item #3P0023)

"First There, First Care" Bystander Care Kit

This kit is designed to provide information to the general public on how to assist injured motor vehicle crash victims. It also explains five basic life-sustaining actions motorists can use to assist crash victims. It includes fact sheets, media items, posters, mailing cards and tip sheets, as well as promotional stickers. Available in English and Spanish. (June 2000, DOT HS 809 013, Item #3P0093)

Safe-T Rider Program

A safety awareness program designed to educate elementary school children on the safe and proper way of riding elevators, escalators and moving walks. The program comes with a teacher's guide; evaluation form and test record form; scoring template; self-addressed, postage paid envelope; an eight and a half minute video, classroom poster; program tests; coloring books; stickers and certificates. This program can be ordered free of charge by contacting:

Elevator Escalator Safety Foundation, 362 Pinehill Drive, Mobile, AL 36606-1715, Phone: (800) 949-6442 or 888-RIDE-SAFE website: www.eesf.org.