
Experienced cyclists learn safety+laws you’ve likely never heard. Anyone giving safety advice should first take our class.

New cyclists start from basics, gain confidence, and build to practical things like getting groceries by bicycle!

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Experienced cyclists, drivers, and pedestrians will learn:
- info that changes how you bike, drive, and walk
- hazard avoidance maneuvers that most cyclists are unaware of
- top causes of crashes, so you know how to focus
- pros/cons of sidewalks, bike lanes, and traffic lanes. When safety suggests that cyclists “take the entire lane”.
- how drivers yield to cyclists
- how cyclists yield to pedestrians
- traffic laws most people are unaware of
New cyclists will:
- learn balance and movement
- get answers to common questions: clothing/gear, how to lock a bike, how to tell if a bike is safe to ride, how to fit a helmet to you, how to ensure a bicycle fits your body, basic parts of a bike, etcetera
- ride around town with an instructor
- learn laws and best practices
Take a class on any topic, or the full 11-hour curriculum. Through us, you’ll understand safety more than most cyclists out there.
If you teach bicycle safety in any capacity, our “Safety Theory and Laws” module is a must-take. It will transform the way you teach. All concepts wil be new to you, unless you’ve memorized the Drivers Manual, studied traffic theory, read crash report studies, and read legal text and attorney interpretations.