Cycle Safety!

Hello,

On last Monday & Tuesday I, and the other year 6s that were in group 1 did a thing called: cycle safety. To sum it up, I learnt how to act on a road. On Monday, the first day of it; we stayed at school and learnt things like signaling, lifesaver look, 5 Ls, the top of the T goes before me, etc. Your probably wondering what the 5 L's are, well First L: Levers, (brake) Second: Lean, (Your bike) Third: look, fourth: leg over fifth: Leave. That's for when you've stopped and you want to go onto your bike. (It's actually 4 L's I just added leave.) The lifesaver look is when you look before you turn right onto the main road at an intersection. (When on a side road.) It's called 'lifesaver' because to turn right onto a main road you will have to go into the middle of the road before turning and if you don't do the look and go straight into the middle, you will have a chance of being hit by a car.

Signaling is just putting out one of your arms depended on what way your going to tell the cars behind you what your about to do. Top of the T goes before me. Let's explain that now. The top of the T is the main road and you are on the side road. The main road always goes straight, and always goes first. The main road is the top of the pile.