DRIVERS LEAVE 3FT CLEARANCE WHEN OVERTAKING.
PLEASE RESPECT CYCLISTS, THEY ALSO HAVE A RIGHT TO OUR ROADS.
Obey All Traffic Regulations
- Obey the speed limits, traffic signs, traffic lights and road markings.
Always wait on the GREEN. Look right, look left and look right again, before you cycle off. - Always Wear A Safety-Approved Helmet
It must fit snug to reduce the risk of head injury. - Be Visible To Other Road Users
If drivers can see you, they are less likely to hit you. Wear bright coloured clothing during the day and reflective or fluorescent clothing at night. Have reflective lights on the front, side and rear of the bike for cycling at night. - Keep A Safe Distance
Keep a safe distance from vehicles in front of you, in case you need to stop suddenly. - Look, Signal, And Look Again
Before you cycle off, stop, or turn, look and signal and look again. Use hand signals to let drivers and other cyclist know where you are going. Look and make
eye contact. Don’t assume drivers will stop. - Stay Alert
Keep a look out for obstacles or vehicles in your path. - Go With The Flow Of The Traffic
Bike in the direction of the traffic and always follow the lane markings. Never weave in and out. - Don’t Get Distracted
Don’t talk or text on the phone or listen to music while riding. - Do A Bicycle Test
Check the saddle, handlebars, pedals, wheels, tires, brakes and lights.
