FRSC Bicyclist Riding Guide

It is very important for we cyclists to know our rights and certain rules to follow so as to remain safe on the road. Read carefully these guidelines.

Riding Guide

• A bicycle is a vehicle and has same right of way like the motor vehicle.
• Bicyclists are expected to obey some traffic rules and regulations as other motorists. 
• Children should not ride bicycles on the highway. 
• Always hold onto the handle bars with both hands firmly and keep your feet on the pedals. 
• Do not hold unto another vehicle or bicycle while in motion. 
• Do not carry a passenger except if your bicycle is designed to do so. 
• Do not ride too close behind another vehicle. 
• Do not carry outsized object or that which could affect your balance. 
• Do not wear flowing gown as it may stick to the spoke. 
• Do not lead an animal. 
• Use a bicycle path where provided. 
• Do not ride when under the influence of alcohol or drugs. 
• At night, your bicycle must have headlight, rear-light and fitted with a rear reflector. 
• Front and spoke reflectors will help you to be seen at night 
• Wear cycle helmet while riding. 
• Chose the right size and type of bicycle for your comfort and safety. 
• Ensure the saddle and handle bars are adjusted to the correct height.
• Fit a bell (or horn)  to your bicycle. 
• Ride in a single file (where needed) 
• Light coloured or reflective clothing will help other road users to see you.
• LOOK BEHIND before TURNING.