Gap when passing a cyclist
At least 1.5 metres where practicable.
Feeling angry before a ride
Do not ride until you have calmed down.
An oncoming vehicle drifts towards the centre line
Move to the left and slow down.
The largest category of traffic accidents
Accidents between two vehicles.
Where to watch for children dashing out
Near schools, playgrounds and ice-cream sellers.
An oncoming vehicle keeps drifting into your path
As a last resort, ride off the road rather than collide head-on.
After overtaking a cyclist
Do not cut in sharply in front of them.
Pedestrian Crossing Ahead Markings (PCAMs)
They warn of a zebra crossing hidden from view.
Scan the road about 12 seconds ahead for hazards.
In the zig-zag area before a zebra crossing
Do not park, overtake or speed up.
Turning: watch for cyclists
Between you and the kerb.
Riding past parked vehicles
Keep about 1 metre away and watch for doors opening.
A person with a white stick crossing the road
Slow down, stop and give way.
Slow down and avoid sudden movements.
The four Intersection Safety Rules
A cyclist ahead glances behind
They may be about to change lane: slow down and be ready to stop.
Increase the gap to the vehicle in front, and let it pass if you can.
Give-way rules at an uncontrolled junction
They say who must give way, but give no one the right of way.
When you may overtake on the left
When the driver in front has signalled to turn right, when you turn left at a junction, or in a one-way street.
In metres, at least three times your speed in km/h: 90 m at 30 km/h.
When to move back left after overtaking
When you can see the front of the overtaken vehicle in your mirror.
Passing pedestrians with their backs to the traffic
Keep a gap of at least 1.5 metres.
Steel plates, manhole covers and road markings in the wet
They are slippery: take extra care.
Slow enough to stop within the range of your headlight.
A vehicle signals to move into your lane
Slow down and leave a gap for it.
Crashing into the back of the vehicle in front
You will usually be blamed.
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