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Tips for International Travel.

Accidental Injuries Accidental injuries, including motor vehicle crashes and drowning, are the most common causes of travel-associated deaths in people traveling outside of the United States. To reduce your risk of an accident: • Use seat belts whenever possible. • Avoid riding on motorcycles and motor scooters. If you do ride them, wear a helmet. • Don’t ride in the back of a truck or on the roof of a bus. • Stay off the roads at night or during bad weather. • To prevent drowning, learn to swim and use a life jacket when in the water. Don’t go into the water after drinking alcohol, and become familiar with local surf conditions. You should enter any body of water feet first.