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Bicycle Safety
In an average year in Utah, 6 bicyclists are killed and nearly 850 are involved in crashes with motor vehicles.  Head injury is the leading cause of death in bicycle/motor vehicle-related crashes. Wearing a helmet is one of the best ways to lower your risk of head injury and death in a bicycle crash. We provide helmets at a reduced cost to community members, and assist with helmet fitting to ensure a correct fit. We provide bike rodeos which teach safety skills, such as riding on roads, hand signals and helmet use. Educational materials are available for community members as well. To find out more about bicycle safety, contact your local county office, or visit http://health.utah.gov/vipp/bicycleSafety/overview.html.

 

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Central Utah Public Health Department: Updated 2011