"teach them to ride... they could slip or slide... project ride, might save their lives..."

Registration

If you attend a school other than Cedarbridge Academy, use this link to register for Project Ride: ​​General Enrolment.

CedarBridge Academy students (only) use this link to register: CBA Enrolment.

What do I need to bring?

Students must bring a helmet, which complies with the Snell M-95 Standard, and wear appropriate shoes to protect their feet.

Days and Times for Lessons

Chris Swan conducts lessons on Saturdays, between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM; on Sundays, at 1:00 PM; Mondays at 5:30 PM; and Tuesdays, at 4:30 PM.  Rachael Robinson conducts lessons on Wednesday and Thursdays, at 4:30 PM.

You will be contacted and told which time to attend.  

What is Project Ride?

Project Ride is an auxiliary cycle training course for teenagers. This twelve hour course is designed to introduce students to various aspects of road use, concentrating on correct and safe procedures for dealing with Bermuda’s congested roads. The aim of the course is not only to teach the skills required for safe riding but also to teach an attitude that demonstrates responsibility and caring of other road users.
The topics covered in the course are:

• Basic cycle maintenance
• How to communicate with other road users
• How to read road signs and markings
• The system of cycle control
• Safe positioning and following distances
• Correct braking and acceleration procedures
• How to negotiate corners and junctions
• Roundabouts, skid prevention and overtaking
• Road sense, courtesy and responsibility
• Licensing and insuring a cycle
• Laws governing road use and common traffic offenses​

The course is run on the basis of explanation, demonstration, student practice, and corrective instruction. This means that for every skill that is taught, there will be three or possibly four parts:

• Your instructor will EXPLAIN what will be required of you in the session
• Your instructor will DEMONSTRATE the skill to be learned on the circuit
• You will PRACTICE what your instructor demonstrated

If you do not perform the skill satisfactorily, your instructor will give CORRECTIVE INSTRUCTION and/or a further demonstration, pointing out the improvements that can be made. For more information about Project Ride, please contact the Project Ride Coordinator/Road Safety Officer (Rachael Robinson) at the Transport Control Department (phone 298-2349).