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SINGAPORE: Taxi drivers
can now turn to a new handbook to
get useful reminders and tips on how to avoid being a victim of
crime.
The handbook aims to heighten taxi drivers' awareness towards their
personal security and safety.
The free handbook has a checklist to help taxi drivers recall
critical information in the event of a crime and a directory of
neighbourhood police centres.
It also has tips on how to spot counterfeit notes.
The handbook will be distributed through all taxi firms over the
next two weeks.
Ang Hin Kee, adviser at National Taxi Association, said: "We are
concerned for (drivers’) safety because they are out there to make
a livelihood for their families. So, family members are also
equally concerned. So, what we want to urge passengers and the
public in general is to be conscious that drivers are out there to
provide service and they are there to also look after their
families."
Taxi driver Albert Ong said: “"With this handbook, it teaches us a
lot of tips, how to handle situations, there is police information,
how to prevent crime… Your life is more important. So whenever you
drive you always think that tomorrow you need to go home and see
your loved ones."
Handbooks??? beside how to deal with this and that on the road, does it also provide where to get paxs at different hours, if so, that will be great, a great handbooks.