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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1939)
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1939. SEVEN Fine Grade School on West Side -mi ( ft I Y (U Today's mushroom growth of bicycle riders has increased traf fic hazards, according to the Ore pon Slate Motor association. In the old days "wheetmatishtp" and riding skill were alms of the aver age bicyclist. Now, with seven or eight million cyclists roaming from Atlantic to the Pacific, a new men ' ace the "wobblcyclisf has de veloped. To encourage safety in cyc ling among the distance riders, as wt'll ai in the ranks of children of school ago who have taken up the bicycling pastime, the Oregon Motor association has suggested the following bicycle safety rules: 1. Two on a "bike" is one too many. 2. All traffic lights and other traf fic signals apply to the bicycle. ?,. Dismount and walk across a congested intersection where there are no traffic lights. Do no dodge in and out of traffic. 4. When two or more bicycles are traveling ahreast, they should travel in snigle file when other traffic is approaching. 5. Always give a Bignal to those behind when turning, by extending the hand. Also, signal before stop ping. First look back to see if any vehicle is closely approaching if making a left turn. 6. Do not "hitch on" to another" vehicle. 7. The law says you may not ride bicycle on the sidewalk. S. Do no zigzag or do circus stunts on street or highway. Such exhibitions are only for the circus and are dangerous on streets which are used for traffic. 0. When approaching a railroad grade crossing and the red light Is flashing, also where there is no signal and where you cannot see at least a block in either direction, come to a full stop. 1". The bicycle should never be left lying around on the playgrounds wnere some one might fall over it and he injured. MIX OR MATCH IS SCHOOL STYLE NOTE q rag: .3 to 3 1 1 . , . , , . . 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