• Keep equipment in good repair, checking tires, spokes, brakes, pedals, and chains.
• Be sure bell or horn works properly.
• Be sure light is visible for 500 feet and reflector for 300 feet when riding at night.
• Obey all traffic signs and signals.
• Always give hand signals before turning.
• Yield to pedestrians at crossings or on sidewalks.
• Never race or play games on public streets.
• Wear a helmet for best protection.

• Use a quality case-hardened steel U-bolt lock.
• Secure the bike at least through the frame and rear wheel to a bicycle rack.
• Engrave your driver’s license number on the frame of the bike.
• Report suspicious behavior around bicycles racks by using one of the Blue Police Help phones or by calling 845-2345 or the appropriate police agency.

Report the theft immediately to the University Police Department at 845-2345 or to the appropriate police agency.

For questions about bicycles on campus, email the Alternative Transportation Coordinator at .