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Safety & Security

Safe Riding Tips

  1. Obey all traffic control devices and routing signs.
  2. Stop at all red lights and stop signs.
  3. Yield to pedestrians.
  4. Maintain a safe stopping distance behind moving cars.
  5. Do not pass vehicles on the right.
  6. Walk your bike across streets and intersections.
  7. Be courteous to pedestrians, motorists, and other bicyclists.
  8. Avoid traveling too fast down hills or on rough or slippery roads.
  9. Ride with traffic, not against it.
  10. Use hand signals to communicate with motorists.
  11. Wear a helmet.

Security Tips

  • Lock your bicycle every time it is left unattended—even if you’ll only be gone for a minute.  
  • Secure your bicycle to a rack or another stationary object with a high-quality U-lock and a case-hardened chain. A cable lock alone isn’t strong enough.
  • To lock your bicycle properly, place the chain through the bike frame and through one or both wheels, then wrap the chain around a bike rack or another sturdy, stationary object. 
  • Park your bike in a well-lit area.




 

 
Penn State Auxiliary and Business Services

For general questions on parking, contact The Parking Office at 814-865-1436 or email at: parking@psu.edu

For questions on parking for special events, contact Frank Pope, event parking coordinator, at 814-865-2268.

For questions on fleet vehicles, shuttles, and transit, contact fleet@psu.edu or
Bruce Younkin, fleet operations manager, at bay1@psu.edu or 814-863-0164.

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This page was last updated on Wednesday, January 17, 2007.