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1. Local traffic laws must be obeyed at all times.
2. Before you commence riding, make sure that the bike is the correct size for you, and check that you can reach the brake levers easily.
3. Check that the brakes are working properly, make sure the tires are pumped up to the proper level and that everything else is working perfectly before you start riding.
4. When riding at night, you should always have a light turned on. Also, make sure that you have reflectors on the bike and that they are installed properly.
5. Never travel with more than one person on a bike that is designed for only one rider.
6. Do not attempt to hitch a ride on another moving vehicle whilst you are cycling.
7. Never race or weave in and out of moving traffic on public roads.
8. When cycling, be aware of parked cars (someone could open a door at anytime) and watch for cars that suddenly swerve or pull out of traffic lanes.
9. Use correct signaling to indicate to other road users when turning left or right.
10. Any loads being carried should be securely mounted onto the rear of the bike. Never carry anything that can obscure your vision, interfere with your brakes or impede your
control of the bike.
11. A properly fitted helmet should be worn at all times when cycling, along with any other protective equipment deemed necessary such as gloves.
12. Correct shoes (shoes that have stiff soles) should be worn at all times in order to provide support for your feet on the pedals.
13. Before riding, be sure to double check that the brakes are in good working order. Also, check that the handlebars are tight.
14. Be aware of the limitations of your riding skills, especially if you are partaking in more extreme styles of riding. If you receive proper instruction and
training, this can help you to reduce a lot of the potential risks involved in cycling.
15. Please enjoy your riding experience, but make sure to be aware of your surroundings at all times, and most of all, keep safe!
IMPORTANT RULES FOR BICYCLE AND ROAD SAFETY
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