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| Care for a lamp and a light Reflector for your Bicycle (Hebrew, Arabic and French) |
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| Give a clear sign before stopping, slowing down or turning (Hebrew, Arabic and French) |
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| Take care for your Bicycle (Hebrew, Arabic and French) |
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| Give the right of way at the intersection for the next car on the right |
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| That's what happened to a careless cyclists |
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| The road is not a playground - Do not play on the road |
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| On a wet road - watch out on the round (Hebrew, French and Yiddish) |
Yiddish language
Yiddish (ייִדיש yidish or אידיש idish, literally "Jewish") is a High German language of Ashkenazi Jewish origin, spoken in many parts of the world. It developed as a fusion of different German dialects with adstrats of Hebrew, Aramaic and Slavic vocabulary and some traces of vocabulary from the Romance languages.[2][3] Yiddish orthography uses the Hebrew alphabet. |
| Learn the traffic laws prior to the occurrence of the accident (Hebrew, French and Yiddish) |
