A local charity dedicated to the promotion and encouragement of cycling in Kingston is offering short clinics for cyclists.
The course covers a number of cycling-related topics including the rules of the road, basic cycling safety, road sign recognition and hand signals.
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“It’s mostly a vehicle to cycling course, meaning it is a cycling course that’s meant to teach cycling as more of a mode of transportation,” said Kaan Sun, a Cycle Kingston Cycling Ambassador.
The first course took place on Wednesday, August 9 at the Memorial Centre, and the second the following Wednesday.
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The final course offered happens on Wednesday, August 23 from noon to three at the Memorial Centre.
Anyone interested can sign up on the Cycle Kingston website.
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