Bike Henderson

With an increase of people using bicycles for everyday transportation and recreation, the city encourages bicyclists and motorists to share the road and to know your responsibilities and rights.

Bicycling Laws
	Follow the 3-Foot Rule Keep at least three feet from a vehicle (NRS 484B.270)
	Keep to the Right Ride as far to the right of the road as possible (NRS 484B.777) Ride in the same direction as traffic (NRS 484B.763)
	Stop on Red Obey all traffic signs and signals (NRS 484B.763) May proceed through a red signal after two cycles, yielding to traffic and pedestrians (NRS 484B.301-8B)
	Signal Your Intentions Use hand signals for turns and stops (NRS 484B.768)
	Don’t be Clingy Don’t grab onto or cling to a vehicle (NRS 484B.773)
	No Doubles Only one rider per seat (NRS 484B.770)
	Light Up at Night Use a white light on the front, red reflector on the rear, and reflective material on the sides of your bike when riding at night (NRS 484B.783)
	Brake it Up Brakes should enable wheels to skid (NRS 484B.783)

Bicycling Tips
	Protect Your Head Helmets are not required but should be worn to prevent injury
	Go With the Flow Check your bike’s mechanical condition before riding Don’t follow vehicles closely or ride in their blind spot May ride on the sidewalk as well as the roadway Always yield to pedestrians

Bike Work Station
Located on River Mountains Loop Trail (near Equestrian Drive & Foothills Drive) & McCullough Vista Park The bike work station is an area where cyclists can repair their bikes. The station includes equipment to pump tires, tighten bolts and change a flat tire.