Given the context of Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, these tips are particularly relevant for navigating the busy and diverse traffic conditions.

Here's a comprehensive list of Road Safety Tips:

I. For Drivers (Cars, Bikes, Commercial Vehicles):

1. Always Wear Your Seatbelt (Car) / Helmet (Bike):
   • Cars: Ensure all occupants, front and rear, wear seatbelts. It's the law and saves lives.
   • Bikes/Scooters: Always wear a ISI-certified helmet, and ensure your pillion rider also wears one. Fasten the strap securely.
      
2. Adhere to Speed Limits:
   • Speeding is a major cause of accidents. Respect the posted speed limits.
   • Adjust your speed according to road conditions, weather, and traffic density.
      
3. Maintain Safe Following Distance:
   • The "two-second rule" (or "three-second rule" in adverse conditions) is a good guideline. Leave enough space between your vehicle and the one in front to stop safely.
      
4. Avoid Distractions:
   • NEVER use your mobile phone while driving. This includes talking, texting, Browse, or looking at navigation on a handheld device. Use hands-free if absolutely necessary.
      
   • Avoid eating, drinking, adjusting infotainment systems excessively, or engaging in intense conversations that take your focus off the road.
      
5. Never Drink and Drive / Drive Under Influence:
   • Alcohol and drugs impair judgment, reaction time, and coordination. Designate a sober driver, use public transport, or call a taxi/ride-sharing service.
      
6. Understand and Obey Traffic Signals and Signs:
   • Red light means stop. Green light means go (if safe). Yellow light means prepare to stop.
   • Follow all road signs (stop signs, yield signs, one-way signs, no-entry signs, etc.).
      
7. Signal Your Intentions:
   • Always use indicators (turn signals) well in advance when turning, changing lanes, or exiting a roundabout.
      
8. Be Aware of Blind Spots:
   • Check your mirrors frequently and perform a head check (shoulder check) before changing lanes or turning to cover blind spots.
      
9. Be Extra Cautious at Intersections and Junctions:
   • Slow down, look both ways, and be prepared for unexpected maneuvers from other vehicles or pedestrians.
      
10. Yield to Pedestrians and Emergency Vehicles:
    • Always give way to pedestrians at zebra crossings.
    • Pull over safely to the side for ambulances, fire engines, and police vehicles.
       
11. Drive Defensively:
    • Assume other drivers might make mistakes. Be prepared to react to their errors.
    • Anticipate potential hazards.
       
12. Vehicle Maintenance:
    • Regularly check brakes, tires (pressure and tread depth), lights, indicators, horn, and wipers. A well-maintained vehicle is a safer vehicle.
       
13. Avoid Aggressive Driving:
    • Do not engage in road rage, tailgating, sudden braking, or unnecessary honking.
       
14. Night Driving:
    • Use low beams in city limits or when following another vehicle closely. Use high beams on open roads when there's no oncoming traffic.
       
    • Be extra vigilant for pedestrians and cyclists.
       
15. Watch Out for Two-Wheelers and Auto-Rickshaws:
    • These vehicles are often harder to spot and may maneuver unexpectedly. Give them adequate space.

II. For Pedestrians:

1. Use Footpaths/Pavements:
   • Always walk on the designated footpaths. If there isn't one, walk on the extreme right side of the road, facing oncoming traffic.
      
2. Use Zebra Crossings:
   • Cross the road only at designated zebra crossings or pedestrian signals.
   • Look both ways (right, then left, then right again in India) before crossing, even at a zebra crossing or traffic light.
      
3. Obey Traffic Signals:
   • Cross only when the pedestrian signal is green or when traffic has clearly stopped.
      
4. Avoid Distractions:
   • Do not use mobile phones, headphones, or other devices that distract you from your surroundings while crossing or walking near roads.
      
5. Be Visible:
   • Wear bright-colored clothing, especially at night or in low visibility conditions.
   • Consider carrying a light or reflective gear.
      
6. Never Assume:
   • Don't assume a driver has seen you, even if you are on a crossing. Make eye contact if possible.
      
7. Teach Children Road Safety:
   • Supervise children closely near roads and teach them basic road safety rules from a young age.

III. For Cyclists:

1. Wear a Helmet:
   • Always wear a properly fitted bicycle helmet.
      
2. Be Visible:
   • Use front and rear lights (white front, red rear) at night and in low light conditions.
   • Wear reflective clothing or vests.
      
3. Obey Traffic Laws:
   • Follow all traffic signals, signs, and road rules.
   • Signal your turns and stops clearly with hand signals.
      
4. Ride Defensively:
   • Assume drivers may not see you. Make eye contact with drivers when possible.
   • Maintain a predictable path and avoid sudden swerving.
      
5. Maintain Your Bicycle:
   • Ensure brakes, tires, and lights are in good working condition.
      
6. Avoid Distractions:
   • Do not use mobile phones or wear headphones that block out ambient sounds.
      
7. Maintain Safe Distance:
   • Keep a safe distance from parked cars (to avoid opening doors) and other vehicles.

IV. General Tips for Everyone:

1. Stay Alert: Always be aware of your surroundings and other road users.
2. Educate Yourself: Know the traffic laws and regulations in your area.
3. Be Patient and Courteous: Road rage and impatience lead to dangerous situations.
4. Report Dangerous Driving/Conditions: If you witness dangerous driving or hazardous road conditions, report them to the local traffic police or authorities.

By incorporating these practices into your daily routine, you contribute to a safer road environment for yourself and others in Ghaziabad and beyond.