Three cases, mixed from the stations. No time limit, no score to beat — just a short check that the tricks are still familiar.
New since you last practised
- Calls with new voices: the practice calls now speak with our own voices, trained only on freely licensed recordings. In Spanish and Bulgarian, the calls now have sound for the first time.
- Now in Spanish too: Practice makes safe is now also available in Spanish — written for Spain, with its own examples and amounts in euros. The Spanish emergency plan also lists the numbers and places to report for Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile and the Dominican Republic, and for anyone living in Germany. You can switch language at the top of the page.
- Now in Bulgarian too: Practice makes safe is now also available in Bulgarian — with Bulgaria's emergency numbers and places to report, its own examples and amounts in euros. Anyone living in Germany will find the German numbers in the Bulgarian emergency plan as well. You can switch language at the top of the page.
- The essentials in ten minutes: short on time? The new page sums up in six rules what matters day to day — in plain English, with a short try-out for each rule. Plus a little game: is it a web page, or a message from your computer? And a card to print.
- Outside the UK? The emergency plan now lists emergency numbers and where to report for Ireland, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The emergency card in An emergency drill is filled in for the UK — elsewhere, write in your own numbers.
The refresher picks its cases in your browser, so it needs JavaScript. You can read all cases with their explanations on the station pages.
All companies, people, addresses and numbers in the exercises are invented. Any resemblance to real companies or people would be purely coincidental and unintended.