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Rules of the Road
Always wear a helmet
Bicycle only in daylight
Follow the rules of the road:
- Ride on the right side of the road with traffic
- Use hand signals
- Respect traffic signals
- Stop at all intersections
- Stop and look both ways before entering a street
Be extra careful around driveways
Always stop and look left-right-left
Listen for traffic before crossing at stop signs, stoplights and busy streets
Check that the road is clear before turning or changing lanes.
Stop for pedestrians at crosswalks
Use crosswalks to get across a busy street: walk, do not ride, a bike in a busy intersection
Watch out for opening car doors and parked vehicles pulling away from the curb.
Ride single file with at least one bike length between cyclists.
Walk the bike when nervous about traffic or if you are very tired
Source
National SAFE KIDS Campaign & IL Highway Safety Commission
