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- January 27, 2012
The Center for Cycling Education
Practical traffic skills training for cyclists >>> Training and resources for cycling instructors and course coordinators
The CCE is actively involved in the development and delivery of:
Universities * Colleges * Corporations * Non-Profits * Municipalities * Regional, State & Federal Governments
We specialize in working with organizations to help their members — from beginners to experts — learn to ride a bike more safely and more comfortably in traffic...or to ride a bike for the first time.
Increase the health and productivity of your organization's staff, starting today!
Contact us now to set up a training program that will raise your employees' health and fitness, reduce absenteeism, and increase their quality of life.
- cycling courses and workshops;
- cycling education materials;
- training and support for cycling instructors and course coordinators.
Universities * Colleges * Corporations * Non-Profits * Municipalities * Regional, State & Federal Governments
We specialize in working with organizations to help their members — from beginners to experts — learn to ride a bike more safely and more comfortably in traffic...or to ride a bike for the first time.
Increase the health and productivity of your organization's staff, starting today!
Contact us now to set up a training program that will raise your employees' health and fitness, reduce absenteeism, and increase their quality of life.
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Riding tips
Get to know the traffic laws in your state or province (and the bylaws in your city).Not only do they outline your responsibilities on the road, but they indicate the rights you have.
Knowing these rights can help make you a more confident cyclist.
Equipment tips
Spend a few minutes on a regular basis checking your bike for loose nuts and bolts.Something as simple as a fender stay coming loose could result in it going into the spokes and sending you over the bars.
Simple psychology
Conflict often comes about when we feel--or appear--separate or different from others.Rather than treating others based on the form of transportation they're using (e.g., a 'car-bike' interaction), turn your interactions into ones between two people.
The response will be much more positive.