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Bicycle Helmet Standards
Bicycle Helmet Standards
Len Gisbon has have created a link which gives a comparative analysis of all internationally known regulatory standards on the subject of Bicycle Helmets. You may well see information that you didn’t know existed on the subject; review the Index listing.
Respecting
the key point on the age of helmets- there is
only one (1) standard - SNELL - that specifically mentions a date and
that is five (5) years. All other standards emphasize “AFTER A CRASH” as the Replacement Interval.
Only buy/use a bicycle helmet manufactured to a known standard, wear it properly, and ride safely!
Regards,
Len
Right To Bike
Gord Byers
and Jim Swanson represented OCC at the Right To Bike plenary
sessions held early in 2013 in Burnaby . Right To Bike is an initiative to launch a Cycling
Education and Safety program in Grades K-12 provincially. Sponsored by
organizations interested in cycling education including the BC Cycling
Coalition, ICBC and Translink, the plenary sessions brought together representatives
from various organizations involved in delivering cycling education. Presentations included an Examination of
Cycling Education Materials and Programs currently available across Canada,
Bikeability – K-12 Cycling Education in the United Kingdom and Ontario’s
situation regarding K-12 Cycling Education.
By the end of the 2 days of presentations and discussions, the group had
developed the framework for standards and a delivery model for K-12 Cycling
Education in B.C.
Right to Bike_BRIEF.pdf
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SafetyEvidence&EducationMaterial-KayTeschke.pdf
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RtB_Bikeability_JustineClift.pdf
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Based at UBC, this is a great
resource for the latest research on cycling issues.
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