Bike Safety and Rules

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What are the basic safety checks a cyclist should perform before a ride?
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Checks include: inspecting brakes, tire pressure, lights, and ensuring the bike chain is properly lubricated.
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Why is wearing a helmet important for cyclists?
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Wearing a helmet significantly reduces the risk of head injuries in case of an accident.
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What is the safe distance a cyclist should maintain from parked cars?
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A cyclist should maintain at least a one-meter distance from parked cars to avoid being hit by an opening car door.
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Why should cyclists use hand signals?
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To communicate their intentions to turn or stop, ensuring that other road users are aware of their actions.
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What clothing should a cyclist wear to increase visibility?
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Bright or reflective clothing helps cyclists be more visible to others, especially in low-light conditions.
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What is the rule about using mobile phones while cycling?
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Like driving, using a mobile phone while cycling can distract the cyclist and is typically advised against.
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How often should a cyclist check their bike chain?
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The bike chain should be checked before each ride to ensure it is properly lubricated and tensioned.
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What should cyclists do at a red traffic light?
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Cyclists must stop at a red traffic light, just like any other vehicle.
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What is the primary benefit of a bell or horn on a bicycle?
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A bell or horn helps alert pedestrians and other road users to the cyclist's presence.
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Why is it important for cyclists to follow the same road rules as vehicles?
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Following the same rules ensures predictability and safety for all road users.
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What position on the road should a cyclist take?
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A cyclist should ride in a straight line, about one meter from the curb or edge of the road.
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What should a cyclist do if yielding is required at an intersection?
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A cyclist must slow down or stop if necessary to yield to other road users who have the right of way.
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How can cyclists ensure they are seen at night?
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Cyclists should use front and rear lights and wear reflective clothing to be visible at night.
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Is it safer for cyclists to ride on sidewalks or roads?
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It is generally safer for cyclists to ride on designated bike lanes or roads rather than sidewalks, where pedestrians are present.
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What must cyclists do when turning left on a road?
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Cyclists should check for traffic, signal, and position themselves in the center of the lane before making the turn.
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