Watching for people who step out between parked cars
Parked cars can hide people who are about to cross. A calm speed and an alert eye make these moments easy to manage.
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Getting up and down kerbs where a path meets the road
Small steps and slopes can make a bike wobble. A calm approach and a bit of practice make them easy.
Being ready for delivery vans that stop without warning
Delivery drivers often stop where they can, and they are usually in a hurry. A little foresight lets you ride past calmly.
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Using your bell kindly and in good time
A bell is meant to be a friendly hello, not a warning shout. A gentle ring, given early, helps everyone stay calm.
Riding predictably so that other people can rely on you
Being easy to read is one of the kindest things you can do on a bike. Steady habits let everyone around you plan their own movements.
Cycling on holiday where traffic drives on the other side
Riding abroad can feel odd when traffic keeps to the opposite side. A few calm habits help you settle in quickly and enjoy the trip.