Cycling Canada Cyclisme CAN-BIKE RURAL CYCLING

Presented by Bruce A. Mol M.Ed. CAN-BIKE National Examiner

Cycling Canada Cyclisme CAN-BIKE RURAL CYCLING

INTRODUCTION WHY A RURAL CYCLING COURSE DELIVERY MODEL COURSE COMPONENTS COURSE SUCCESSES QUESTIONS

INTRODUCTION
in-depth look at riding in rural areas
6 or 12 hour option traffic dynamics bicycle touring group riding energy basics riding conditions how to use trailers gravel roads small bridges and cattle guards pavement-gravel transitions motorist overtaking errors road shoulder hazards rumble strips

WHY A RURAL CYCLING COURSE

ICBC says Island Health says

WHY A RURAL CYCLING COURSE

Salish Sea Statements

DELIVERY MODEL

Becoming an Instructor
find a CAN-BIKE 2 course attend the entire course pass CAN-BIKE 2 with high marks find a CAN-BIKE National Examiner take the CAN-BIKE instructor course do your practicum

COURSE COMPONENTS
PRE-COURSE PREPARATION CLASSROOM ON-ROAD POST-COURSE

COURSE COMPONENTS
TOPIC TABLE

PRE-COURSE PREPARATION
Location Students Co-instructor Risk Management

CLASSROOM
Introductions Road Hazards Traffic dynamics Touring and Group Riding Diagrams Energy basics and Riding Conditions About Helmets About Bikes

ON-ROAD
Handling Skills Group Riding Skills Road Ride

POST-COURSE
Quizzes Next Steps Recap

COURSES ALSO PROVIDE COPING STRATEGIES

COURSE SUCCESSES
AND LAST OF ALL

Cycling Canada Cyclisme CAN-BIKE RURAL CYCLING

Thanks For Listening!