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Why be an RC | Who can be an RC | What are the responsibilities | How you can become an RC
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Team captain reminder: Make safety a priority! If 10% of your team are Responsible Cyclists, your team will receive the Team Safety Awareness Award.
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Why be a Responsible Cyclist?
The dangerous actions of a few can jeopardize the future of this ride for all. Bike MS provides the necessary tools to educate all City to Shore cyclists on proper riding etiquette but it’s up to YOU to become a responsible cyclist. We need you to spread the word to your fellow cyclists and teammates, and protect the integrity of the ride. Be courteous. Be responsible. Be safe!
Who can be Responsible Cyclists?
Everyone! It is important that each cyclist set a good example by following the rules of the road and respecting the communities we ride through. With 7,000 cyclists Teamon the road, each individual cyclist makes an impact – good or bad.
WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESPONSIBLE CYCLISTS?
HOW CAN YOU BECOME A RESPONSIBLE CYCLIST?
You will receive a reminder email with dial-in information and a PDF document to review the day before your call.
Capacity for each call is limited to 15 participants.
Calls are approximately 30 minutes and reviews safe and courteous cycling behavior, the need for it at City to Shore and behind the scenes information at City to Shore.
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