Bike Rodeo Safety Interactive Quiz

When bicycling on the road, do you ride facing oncoming cars or

do you ride in the same direction as cars?

• When bicycling on the road, you should ride in the same direction as cars.
• When bicycling on the road, you should ride facing oncoming cars.
• When bicycling on the road, it doesn't matter which direction you ride.
• When bicycling on the road, you should ride on the sidewalk.

According to California Law, everyone under what age must wear a helmet

when riding a bicycle, scooter, skateboard, rollerblades, etc.?

• 14
• 21
• 18
• 16

How do you avoid the “Door Zone”?

• Ride as close to parked cars as possible.
• Ride at least three feet away from parked cars.
• Ride in the middle of the lane.
• Ride on the sidewalk.

Who has the right of way on the sidewalk?

• Cyclists
• Motorists
• Animals
• Pedestrians

How should a bike helmet fit on your head?

• A bike helmet should be tilted to one side on your head.
• A bike helmet should be worn backwards on your head.
• A bike helmet should fit snugly on your head.
• A bike helmet should be loose on your head.

Traffic laws consider skaters and scooter riders to be the same as...

• Motorists

• Bicyclists

• Pedestrians

• Boaters

When you cross the street from a sidewalk or corner, you should...

• Cross the street without looking for oncoming traffic.
• Stop. Look left, right, and then left before crossing the street.

• Look only to the left for oncoming traffic and cross the street immediately.
• Look only to the right for oncoming traffic and cross the street immediately.

At a STOP sign, what is a bicyclist legally required to do?

• Come to a complete stop

• Stop and put a foot on the ground

• Slow down and yield to pedestrians

• Continue riding without stopping

When riding, weaving in and out of parked cars is

• Safe and encouraged.
• unsafe because you disappear from the driver's view.

• A fun way to ride.
• A good way to save time.

When making a right turn at a stop sign, a bicyclist should:

• Turn right without signaling

• Use the hand signal for stopping

• Look left only for traffic

• Slow down but not necessarily come to a complete stop