Where is it recommended not to sit for safety?

Sitting on the floor is often discouraged in many safety training contexts for several reasons. First, the floor may not provide adequate support or may be in an area that poses risks such as tripping hazards or exposure to unsanitary conditions. Additionally, sitting on the floor can make it challenging to get up quickly in an emergency situation, potentially increasing the risk of injury.

In contrast, chairs, benches, and cars are designed for sitting and generally provide a more stable and safe seating arrangement. They also facilitate easier movement and provide better posture support, which is important for maintaining comfort and safety in various environments. Thus, opting for raised seating options is the recommended practice to ensure safety and ease of mobility.