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Tips for Being Seen

It's difficult for drivers to see pedestrians clearly in bad weather (rain, frost, snow) and also in the dark. So take extra care near traffic during these times.
Always choose well lit areas to walk or cross.
Always use safer crossing places like Zebras, Pelicans, Toucans, Traffic Islands, Subways or Footbridges - they are usually well lit.
Wear or carry something white or light or reflective in the dark (scarves, hats, bags, stick-on or clip-on reflective strips or arm bands or Nationwide Cats' Eyes Reflectors).
Carry a torch if possible when out at night.
Carry something bright and fluorescent at dusk, or in bad weather, as the vivid colours show up clearly.

Make sure all lights and reflectors are clean and working properly; fit spoke reflectors too.
Take extra care if cycling in the dark; look to the left side of the road well ahead of you so that you are not dazzled by oncoming headlights.
Wear something white, light or reflective on your cycle helmet or clothing or use the Nationwide Cats' Eyes reflectors.