Here are seven basic bicycle safety tips that all of us should practice:
• Always wear a helmet. Helmets are 85-88% effective in preventing traumatic brain injury, making their use the single most effective way to prevent brain injury during a bicycle accident. #Bicycle Safety Helmets Buy Here#
• Assure bicycle readiness and a proper size and function of the bicycle. Always use a bicycle that fits you and that is in working order. Check the handlebars, wheels and brakes before riding.
• Ride wisely learning and following the rules of the road. Bicyclists are supposed to follow the traffic laws that apply to motor vehicles. Obey all lights, signs and markings and use hand signals.
• Be predictable by acting like a driver of a vehicle. Unless there is a designated bike path, it is safest for bicyclists to ride on the road, and with the flow of traffic.
• Be visible. Always assume that others cannot see you and take responsibility for being visible. Wear bright colors, reflective patches, and use lights.
• Drive with care and share the road. Ride in the bike lane if one is available. If riding on the roadway, be considerate of other vehicles, anticipating their actions.
• Stay focused and alert while you are riding. Don’t wear headphones, be aware of the traffic around you, and always be on the lookout approaching obstacles.
• If you make your bicycling a family activity, it’s also important to pass safe habits onto your children—and to understand that children do not always perceive risks or react as adults would. In addition to normal bicycle safety practices, it’s a good idea to teach children basic skills such as: learning to use peripheral vision; learning to listen—and not just watch—for traffic; assessing risks; staying focused and being patient; and taking responsibility for their own safety.
Bicycle riding is really a great way to get exercise and enjoy your travel for this rape flower fest, so Make it a family activity and get out together, and pls keep the seven tips above in mind, and
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