Sharing Space with Cyclists #5

On rural roads with limited forward visibility, remember that a CYCLIST may be around the NEXT CORNER. Adjust your driving to suit the conditions and the road ahead.

For more safe travel tips see http://www.smartertravel.ie/ from the Department of Transport.

Sharing Space with Cyclists #4

During their hours of operation, it is ILLEGAL to PARK or DRI VE in a CYCLE LANE bounded by a continuous white line. You may enter a cycle lane bounded by a broken white line for necessary, temporary manoeuvers but don’t encroach on cyclists.

For more safe travel tips see http://www.smartertravel.ie/ from the Department of Transport.

Sharing Space with Cyclists #3

Don’t drive TOO CLOSE behind a cyclist – if, for any reason, they take evasive action or come off their bike, you might not be able to stop in time.

For more safe travel tips see http://www.smartertravel.ie/ from the Department of Transport.

Sharing Space with Cyclists #2

Give cyclists PLENTY OF ROOM (1.5 metres recommended) when overtaking as they may need to avoid hazards you can’t see.Make sure you’re well past them before resuming your position.

For more safe travel tips see http://www.smartertravel.ie/ from the Department of Transport.

Sharing Space with Cyclists #1

Cyclists overtake slow and static traffis on either side. Check your mirrors. A cyclist could be in one of your blind zones, so take care when turning or moving left.

For more safe travel tips see http://www.smartertravel.ie/ from the Department of Transport.