Bikeability at Harper
Posted 14 June 2010
Staff and students at Harper Adams University College have been receiving free cycle training as part of a national training scheme.
'Bikeability', a Cycling England initiative, gives riders the skills and confidence to cycle in modern road conditions with tutoring from experts in road safety.
Phil Lorenz, Road Safety Officer at Telford & Wrekin Council said: "I think Bikeability is important because of the amount, speed and volume of traffic on the roads. Cyclists need to have the confidence and knowledge to make themselves safer."
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