This is part of my desire to become a League of American Bicylists LCI certified instructor. I want to use that as a way to go to these driving schools and the high school and ask to teach a section on bicycle safety.
This is part of my desire to become a League of American Bicylists LCI certified instructor. I want to use that as a way to go to these driving schools and the high school and ask to teach a section on bicycle safety.
"Being retired from Biking...isn't that kinda like being retired from recess?" Stephen Colbert asked of Lance Armstrong
The thing that stands out from Drivers Ed was watching those "Ohio Highway Patrol" films. The ones that showed wrecks--in graphic detail--to scare us from driving like idiots. This was 1979 or so.
Don't think we had any training on how to deal w/cyclists but Western Penna folks are generally courteous. I rode a lot as a kid & teen. My younger brother and I would go on long, long rides (my dad bought us these "English racing" 10 speed road bikes when I was 11 or so---quite an upgrade from the hand-me-down Sears banana bike I had been riding). Drivers treated us well. That was a different time, though.