RIDE SIGNALS
HAZARDS |
GIVEN FROM THE FRONT AND PASSED DOWN
CALL |
HAND SIGNAL |
The most common beling glass,
rubbish, potholes, sand and water PARKED CARS
SLOW RIDER OR WALKER
ONCOMING CAR OR BIKE
(that is deemed to be hazardous) SLOWING OR STOPPING
TURNING
PROCEEDING THROUGH A ROUNDABOUT OR INTERSECTION
CHANGING LANES
CAR BEHIND
ALL RIDERS HAVE REJOINED THE GROUP
A RIDER IS STOPPING DUE TO A PUNCTURE
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"glass", "rubbish", "hole",
"sand" and "water" "car left"
"bike left" or "walker left"
(bike/walker right" for oncoming obstacles) "bike up" or "car up"
"slowing" or "stopping"
"right" or "left"
"clear left" / "clear right" as appropriate
"car left" / "car right" if there is traffic approaching "clear back" if the lane is clear
GIVEN FROM THE BACK AND PASSED UP "car back"
"all on"
"flat"
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point to hazard with finger
"swing left arm back and behind the back" swing left arm back and behind the back
swing left arm back and behind the back
no hand signal
arm raised above the head (arm extended down and palm facing back is also acceptable)
arm extended up and in the direction of the turn
no hand signal
arm extended towards the new lane
no hand signal
no hand signal
no hand signal
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