ROAD SAFETY & CYCLE TRAINING
incorporating ‘Bikeability’ and bringing Cycling Proficiency into the 21st Century ( www.bikeability.org.uk )

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Fact Sheet(s)

 For more free downloads see below

To download and print the ROAD CODE please go to http://www.rsct.org.uk/pages/road_code.pdf 
To download and print the 'FREE' CYCLE LIGHTS POSTER please go to http://www.rsct.org.uk/pages/lights.pdf
To download and print THE CTC's New Vision leaflet please go to http://www.rsct.org.uk/pages/CTC_NewVision.pdf 
To download and print The parents guide - cycling and your child please go to http://www.rsct.org.uk/pages/factsheet_leaflet.pdf
 

This fact sheet was devised and constructed by Tom Crispin, a fellow Bikeability Instructor from London and may be freely downloaded. reprinted and distributed in it's current form however if you wish to change anything, it must be referred back to and approved by Tom first ~ © 2007 Some rights reserved as stated ..

Reproduced with Tom's knowledge and consent!

DOWNLOADABLE PDF LEAFLETS FROM SUSTRANS

Sustrans Why Cycle
Sustrans Get Cycling: Bike Guide
Sustrans and Disabled Cyclists and the NCNs
Sustrans Cycling with Children - they're free range too!
Sustrans Maintenance for Bike Pools .. at work or at college

DOWNLOADABLE PDF LEAFLETS FROM SUSTRANS IN CONJUNCTION WITH BRISTOL AND PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCILS

Plymouth City Cycle Guide
Plymouth City Safer Cycling
Plymouth City Route Sharing
Plymouth City Basic Cycle Maintenance
Plymouth City Guide to Cycling Security
Plymouth City Guide to Finding Your Way
Plymouth City Cycling Guide within the City
Plymouth City Cycling Clothes and Accessories
Plymouth City Wider Cycling Guide in the Area
Plymouth City Guide to Cycling in Different Weather Conditions

Five good reasons to cycle

1.    Cycling exercises most of the muscles in your legs and bum – so it’s an excellent way to tone these areas. 
2.   It’s a practical way to keep fit. 75% all personal journeys are less than 5 miles long – that’s half an hour on a bike.
3.   It’s cheaper than joining a gym! Bicycles require no MOT, no insurance, no licensing and above all no fuel. Bicycles can be parked almost anywhere for free.
4.   Switching short journeys from car to bicycle will benefit both your health and community. You'll be helping to reduce noise, air pollution and traffic congestion too.
5.   Riding a bike can help you maintain a healthy weight. Average cycling burns about 300 calories per hour and gives a level of fitness equivalent to being 10 years younger.

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