Cardiff Road Safety Centre

Adult cyclists are being offered the chance to develop more cycling skills at a FREE one-day course run by Cardiff Council’s Road Safety Centre.  The morning session will be spent learning important road-craft and theories. These include practical riding skills, knowledge of the Highway Code, basic cycle checks and advice on the wearing of protective equipment.  The afternoon session (depending on cycling ability) will include time spent cycling on the Taff Trail and a variety of on-road routes close to the Centre.

Date: 
The first Saturday of most months, Saturday 3rd May 2008, Saturday 7th June 2008 and Saturday 6th September 2008.  

Time: 
10am – 4pm.  Lunch is NOT provided

Health and Safety Requirements: 
Participants will be required to bring a roadworthy bicycle that is suitable for their own size. Following health and safety advice, the wearing of a cycle helmet is strongly recommended. 

Maximum Numbers:
6 adults plus two trainers.

Target participants:
Adults who can competently ride a bicycle and wish to become a more confident and knowledgeable rider. Ideal for those who have not ridden for years but are keen to commute by bike or to cycle with their children.

Costs:
The course itself is FREE but a booking fee of £5 is required from all potential trainees, which is refundable on the day.

 Please note that courses will only run if adequate numbers participate.

The course is free but a booking fee of £5 (refundable on the day) is required from all trainees. 

For further information concerning the courses, please contact Germaine at the Road Safety Centre on 029 20619907 rso2@cardiff.gov.uk