Road cycling is a healthy, environmental way to explore the picturesque region. Keep yourself safe by knowing and following the rules of the road.

Rules of the road 

• Cyclists have the same rights and duties as drivers of motor vehicles.
• Cyclists must ride as near as practicable to the right side of the highway.
• Cyclists are permitted to ride to the left of the white line if the condition of the shoulder is hazardous.
• Cyclists are not required to ride on any part of the highway that is not paved.
• Cyclists must not ride abreast of another cyclist on the portion of the highway normally used for vehicular traffic.
   

Cyclist tips for sharing the road

• Follow traffic direction – Ride in the same direction as vehicle traffic.
• Be predictable – Do not weave in and out of lanes. Pass with care.
• Be safe and visible – Wear a helmet and use lights at night. (both required by law in B.C.).
• Hand signals – Use hand signals when turning or changing lanes.
• Use shoulder area – When stopped, move onto the shoulder and out of traffic.