- Be on the lookout for bicyclists and small
children on bicycles, moving at the speed of
pedestrians.
- Watch for bicyclists when making turns
- Give enough space when there is not enough
room for a bicyclist to ride to the right
- Wait until it is safe to pass a bicyclist. You
should allow ample space between your
vehicle and the bicyclist.
- Watch for pedestrian at all times by scanning
the road and sides of the road ahead for
pedestrians.
Yield to pedestrians when making a right or left turn at intersections.
Do not park in crosswalks
Never pass or overtake a vehicle that is stopped for pedestrians
Always be prepared to stop for pedestrian in residential areas or near schools
Check for pedestrians before completing a right turn
LOOK BOTH WAYS to see if someone is riding or walking in your path. Children on bikes are especially hard to see.
Honk only when necessary and do so at a respectful distance.
Always use turn signals before turning, changing lanes or pulling out from the curb
Source: TSCN (Traffic Safe Communities Network) Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety for Parents
TIPS FOR MOTORISTS
