Available 24/7Pick a route with good lighting and steady traffic, even if it takes a few minutes longer. Test it in daylight first if you can.
Pick a route with good lighting and steady traffic, even if it takes a few minutes longer. Test it in daylight first if you can.
Lights and reflective clothing help other road users see you. Check them before each ride, not just the first one of winter.
Keep your phone secured in a bag or holder, and tell someone your route and rough arrival time.
A new city or a new route can take a little getting used to. Knowing the basics before you arrive makes the first few days easier.
Walking home later than planned can feel uncomfortable, even on a route you know well. A few simple habits can make the walk feel more settled, and none of them needs special equipment.
Sharing your plans is a simple way to make sure someone knows where you are. You decide who sees your journey and when.