- A car is parked with its door open directly in the cyclist's path.
- A child is running into the street from behind a parked car, unseen by the cyclist.
- A dog is running into the street, potentially startling the cyclist or causing a collision.
- A person is standing in the middle of the road, blocking the cyclist's way.
- A car is stopped in the middle of the road with its driver looking away, not noticing the approaching cyclist.
- A car is turning right across the cyclist's path without yielding.
- A car is parked too close to the curb, forcing the cyclist into the flow of traffic.
- A pedestrian is stepping off the curb directly in front of the cyclist.
- A car is driving on the sidewalk, which is a designated path for pedestrians and cyclists.
- A car is double-parked, creating an obstacle and reducing visibility.
- A car is backing out of a driveway without checking for oncoming cyclists.
- A car is stopped at an intersection, partially blocking the bike lane.
- A car is parked with its rear end sticking out into the bike lane.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bike safety worksheet.
