Safety First! Always obey the rules of the road. Obey all traffic signals, signs, and laws. Get in the mindset of “driving” your bike—not just “riding” your bike. This will help you be a more focused and legally compliant bike rider.

If your helmet suffers any kind of impact, no matter how small, its protective qualities will be compromised. You should replace your helmet before riding again. Lastly, a riding helmet should fit snug on your head. If your helmet ever becomes too loose or too tight, it's time for a new one.

Leaving your bike outside for a day or two won't do major damage. You may see signs of rust after a week of neglect. After one month in bad conditions, your beloved bike parts will start to degrade.

1. Be visible at all times. - Wear bright and visible clothes. Reflective stripes ads viability. Always stay out of blind zones. Alert other drivers before entering their blind zone.
2. Be predictable. - Others on the road must be able to predict your next move. Give proper signals before changing a lane or taking deviation.
3. Everyone in the road is dumb and partially blind. - Well, just imagine so and be prepared for an unexpected turn or braking.