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2) Warn children against riding double and playing hazardous games and stunts.
31 For increased visibility in the dark, apply retro-reflective trim to clothing or strap front-back flashlights on the legs and arms.
41 Avoid loose clothing or long coats that can easily catch in pedals or wheels or cover reflectors. Leg clips or bands keep pants legs from tangling in the chain.
51 Always ride near the curb in the same direction as traffic. Children should not ride in traffic until they can understand and obey traffic rules, such as stopping, caution and yield.
6) When possible, avoid congested intersections and heavy or high-speed traffic. At busy intersections or hazardous left turn corners, walk-don't ride-your bicycle across the street.
7) Avoid riding in wet weather. When wet, hand brakes are especially unreliable and may require a long distance to stop.
81 Adult riders should set a good example for children (and protect themselves) by also obeying all traffic rules.
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