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And that is something that is built into these streets. just watch... all the traffic pausing for them at this roundabout. but these dynamics aren't built out of bricks and mortar alone. tipfour... teaching children how to cycle in schools, it's given them an education in traffic safety. and when you've been travelling by bike your whole life, it happens almost as naturally as walking. it also means most drivers have grown up on two wheels, which breeds a broader level of consciousness and conscientiousness. tip five — it's written into the insurance here. if there is an accident, the onus i...

But these dynamics aren't built out of bricks and mortar alone. tipfour... teaching children how to cycle in schools, it's given them an education in traffic safety. and when you've been travelling by bike your whole life, it happens almost as naturally as walking. it also means most drivers have grown up on two wheels, which breeds a broader level of consciousness and conscientiousness. tip five — it's written into the insurance here. if there is an accident, the onus is on the driver to prove they weren't at fault. is it practical for every country to have a cycle network like the netherla...

- A Dandenong rider is set to broaden her horizons on the Great Vic Bike Ride for the first time. Caroline Overbeek first took up recreational riding just over a year ago during Covid-19. She often cycles 40 kilometres on the Dandenong Creek Trail, stopping for a break at a ice-creamery at the halfway-point. In November, she’s set to click up a gear for the Great Vic Bike Ride by joining 3000 riders on more than 500 kilometres through the Grampians, the Art Silos and other Western Victorian sights. “I’ve known of the Great Vic Bike Ride since I was little but always thought it was for t...

VIC Premier The Andrews Labor Government is launching an Australian-first trial using smart bike light technology that will assist in finding new ways to reduce road trauma in cyclists. Cyclists are among our most vulnerable road users because they don’t have the same protection as people in vehicles and are exposed to greater risk of death or injury when the unexpected happens. The 12-month trial will see a diverse group of 1000 Victorians given access to a See.Sense smart bike light, with the technology capturing crucial road safety insights, as well as providing safety benefits in the fo...

Share The cyclists continued to cruise down the road as the rain began to pour down - seemingly oblivious to the potentially dangerous weather event they narrowly avoided.  During a thunderstorm, cyclists are encouraged to seek immediate shelter inside a nearby building and avoid trees of metal poles.  After the storm passes, riders are advised to water 30minutes as the electrical build-up following the weather event can linger and harm cyclists.   How cyclists can stay safe during a thunderstorm   1. When you hear thunder, lightning is in your vicinity and the best thing to do is get i...