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Getting Active with Sustrans D to Sabden D A O A R O Nick O’Pendle Y E R L 8 D 6 E 0 E 6 B Y REEDLEY RO R A E AD r i L d G R R ROBINSON LANE E l N e E 5 H G R w E 6 I N H a H M U Nelson Golf Course E B y A BRIERFIELD Reedley D t o L A H N i E AY g W h T T RS R a U Don’t forget when A sharing routes... m 68 H D P A P O R B L IVE A D y Y DR S LE N 2 REED E A A a 8 B O D • Cycle slowly past pedestrians, giving them plenty of room w 6 E R N e l A l OW E H R RR DALE IV D o O D R I & O c B L l L R Lane Bottom A I o N • On downhill sections watch your speed. You will be surprised how quickly you can pick up speed D y a O Wood s G N D E F p O C L d n VE N r RI S D O W End R Sports O e a E N e L A O e A • Do not assume other users can hear or see you. Use your bell or say ‘hello’ and ‘thank you’ D D P R e R v E Ground C E O H n E N A i L R D A I i L V F I O Police A R D X L R A D D R OAD T n L B y Station IE H 91 a F • You are legally allowed to cycle on cycle paths and bridleways, but not on footpaths n IR W A e Haggate e F Lancashire Cycleway NE l P D A d A E L S S n O O • Take extra care when passing horses. On bridlewaysIN you should give way to them e R L H C P Marina W N N E O B VE T H I D A Prairie R G I S L D N Harle R IELD I L AIRF R F L I • When cycling with children keep a close eye on them D A N Field S I G E M D O Syke N Sports T N J S E D U E R A T e W O B ndl a Ground R A O e t T D R I P L L S • On canal towpaths follow the Waterway Code. Ride at a sensible speed and be very careful at bridges - dismount if e C T DRIVE Y E O A L E r 14 L L E D 1 Y O 6 A A C N M N A E H R W S L HINS L T BU N O LAN E E R N SO R E Ightenhill N NY necessary. 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