Pedestrian
Bike
Helmet
Semi-Truck
100

Before stepping off the curb and entering the street, you should...

Look both ways (left, right, left). 

100

True or false? Youth under the age of 18 are required to wear a helmet.

True, this applies to public streets, trails, and bike paths. 

100

True or False? All helmets are designed for the same purpose.

False. You cannot wear a football helmet to ride a bike or a motorcycle helmet to play hockey. Each helmet is designed for different impacts/activities. 

100

Why is it dangerous to unexpectedly run in front of a truck?

They won't have enough time or space to stop for you. If they suddenly need to stop, a fully loaded truck can take up to 400 feet (more than the length of a football field). 

200

What should be worn when walking at night?

Bright-colored clothing, reflective gear, or lights.

200

What is the A.B.C. check?

Checking your Air, Brakes, Chain.

200

Can you still use a helmet if it cracks or gets damaged from an accident?

No. Once damaged, the foam in the helmet won't be able to protect the riders brain and head form another impact. 

200

What is a blind spot?

There are certain areas in the mirrors where a truck driver won't be able to see you, whether you're directly in front, behind or on the side. Remember, if you cannot see the driver's face in the side mirrors, then they can't see you. 

300

True or False? Jaywalking is illegal.

False. 

300

What is the "Door Zone"?

The space between the bike lane and parked cars. Look for movement inside of the cars and give enough space to brake if a door is quickly opened. 

300

True or False? A helmet is required to meet safety standards. 

True. The helmet should meet safter standards set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) or Snell. This label means the helmet has been tested for safety. 

300

True or False? Pedestrians always have the right-of-way. 

False. Pedestrians must follow all traffics signs, signals, and laws. If you are crossing in the middle of the street or on the red hand, a truck driver won't be able to stop for you and increases the risk of an accident. 

400

How to look for traffic?

Brake lights, engine noises, making eye contact before entering the roadway.

400

Demonstrate the bike hand signals.

Left (left arm all the way out)

Right (right arm all the way out or left arm 90 degree up)

Stop (left arm 90 degree down)

400

What is the 2-2-2 rule for helmet fittings?

2 fingers above the forehead, 2 V's under earlobes, and 2 fingers under chin. This measures the correct space when positioning your helmet and adjusting the straps.

400

Why is important to make eye contact before crossing?

To ensure the driver sees you and stops. 71% of large-truck crashes happen because the driver is distracted. 

500

Examples of walking defensively.

limit distractions, analyze traffic flow and behaviors, give drivers extra space to stop/slow down.

500

What is the 3-feet rule?

A law that requires drivers to maintain a minimum of 3-feet between their car and the cyclist when passing in the same direction. 

500

In one study, ___ % of children and adolescents wore helmets that were not the right size or fit. 

96% 

500

In 2012, pedestrians accounted for ___% of all deaths involving large trucks.

15%