Fat Bike Safety Code Quiz

What has prompted the introduction of the safety code?

• A recent accident involving an e-bike

• Complaints about e-bikes potentially injuring pedestrians

• Increasing popularity of e-bikes

• New government regulations

E-bike riders were clocked travelling at what speed in the Northern Beaches Council area?

• 40km/hr

• 30km/hr

• 50km/hr

• 20km/hr

Who is the council continuing to lobby on the issue of e-bike safety?

• NSW Government

• Federal Government

• Bike manufacturers

• Local schools

The council’s audit confirmed concerns about what?

• The risk of death or serious injury for walkers and riders

• The environmental impact of e-bikes

• The cost of e-bikes

• The noise created by e-bikes

What are the three basic elements of the new voluntary code of conduct?

• Use hand signals, ride in groups, avoid busy areas

• Stay on the road, avoid footpaths, ride alone

• Slow down, ring your bell, be ready for sudden changes

• Wear a helmet, use lights, follow traffic rules

What is the main goal of the 'E-Bike – Know The Code' campaign?

• To promote e-bike sales

• To reduce the cost of e-bikes

• To improve safe riding conduct

• To ban e-bikes

Who attended the launch of the code on Monday 13 May?

• Bike shop owners

• Professional cyclists

• Stella Maris College Manly students

• Local government officials

What did the council’s safety audit reveal about young people?

• They prefer e-scooters over e-bikes

• They are not aware of the road rules

• They are the safest riders

• They do not like wearing helmets

What is the speed limit for e-bikes to assist pedalling in Australia?

• 35km/hr

• 30km/hr

• 20km/hr

• 25km/hr

What must all bicycle riders have on their bike?

• A light

• A GPS

• A bell

• A basket