Cyclists should ride as far to the right as possible on a multi-lane road to allow faster traffic to pass safely.

Cyclists should signal their intention to turn or stop and slow down and yield to traffic from the right when approaching a junction.

Cyclists should use hand signals to indicate their intention to turn or stop and to signal to other cyclists.

Cyclists should ride single file when riding in a group to avoid blocking traffic.

Cyclists are required to obey all traffic laws, including speed limits, stop signs, and traffic signals.

Cyclists should wear a helmet and reflective clothing to increase their visibility to other road users.

Cyclists should not ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs or talk on their cell phone while riding.

Cyclists should be aware of road hazards, such as potholes and debris, and other road users, such as pedestrians and motorists.

Cyclists should be courteous and respectful to other road users to create a safe and harmonious environment for all.

Cyclists should be aware of their surroundings and be predictable in their actions to avoid accidents.

Cyclists should use lights and reflectors at night and wear bright clothing during the day to increase their visibility to other road users.

Cyclists should signal their intentions clearly and check over their shoulder before changing lanes to avoid accidents.

Cyclists should be aware of blind spots and be aware of other road users' intentions to avoid accidents.

Cyclists should be prepared to yield to pedestrians and motorists to avoid accidents.

Cyclists should be aware of the rules of the road and the rights of other road users to create a safe and harmonious environment for all.