Sentences with phrase «new bicycle helmet»

Given that kind of start, it is no surprise that the author of two such contradictory and wrong statements likes this new bicycle helmet envisioned by the Future Cities Catapult.

Attorney David W. White fitted the children for new bicycle helmets and talked to them about the importance of always wearing one.

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But the new mayor was not given an easy ride by Labour members on the panel, one of which presented him with a bicycle helmet asking him to promise to obey the law and wear it.

The bill passed Thursday by the Senate is modeled after the New York State Bicycle Helmet Law, according to its sponsors.

They ranged from Modell's, which donated helmets to go with the new bicycles, to local businesses like the Rockland Bakery, ShopRite, Avon, Wendy's, the Boulders, and others.

The results of their work include new public restrooms downtown and a school - wide bicycle helmet policy.Then there is my personal favorite.

This year the line - up includes a movie that won a Special Jury Award from the Toronto International Film Festival, a trio of snowboarders who ride a pedalcar and trailer in search of the best runs, a nurse in Ghana whose vital community development work relies on her recycled bicycle, the history of the modern mountain bike from the trails of Marin County, London - Mexico City - New York as seen by helmet cam, the hard working and playing of Santa Cruz Bicycles employees.

And while some might fret over safety in a city with 1,000 new cars per day — and where no one wears helmets — riding a bicycle in Beijing is a singularly communal experience, one of Beijing's most delightful institutions, and the best way to get around an increasingly gridlocked city.

First and foremost, if you are riding a bicycle in New York, always wear a helmet.

Researchers have been working towards a new design for a bicycle helmet which would more effectively prevent injuries to the spinal cord.

Students from Montclair and Oakwood public schools in Oakville took a trip to the Halton Children's Safety Village where they received education on bicycle safety from Safety Village Coordinator at the Halton Regional Police Service, Cindy Lawrence, followed by being fitted properly with their own brand - new helmet.

Each year, boys and girls from across the country will wake up to a new bicycle, scooter, or skateboard, but many won't wear a helmet.