4. Cycling Scandia updateBoard
Gathering Place
Janie O’Connor
Grant Writing
Fund Raising
Carol
Schwinghammer
Safety
Gateway
Lisa Philippi
Community
Connections
(Osceola Marine, Hugo
)
Tours
Janie O’Connor
Consultants
Attorney
John Carney
Public Works
Adam
Hawkinson
Heritage
Susan Rodsjo
Web
Page/Facebook
Rajean Moone
Community
Enthusiasts (34)
Business
Supporters
Scandia
Market
P/N
Industries City Administrator Gammelgarden
Museum
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PRC –
EDA
Steve
Kronmiller
Terry
Gorham
Cycling Scandia Cycling
Scandia
Creating and
Cultivating Cyclist
and Community
Connections
The following is an excerpt used with permission from
the MN Bicycling Handbook created by the Bicycle
Alliance of Minnesota.
Two Abreast Rules & Etiquette
Riding two abreast is legal in
Minnesota. Bicyclists, however, can
receive citations for riding more
than two abreast. Bicyclists often
ride next to one another when
dangerous road conditions exist
that make it unsafe for drivers to
pass in the same travel lane.
BikeMN encourages bicyclists to be
courteous and single up when other
road users are present and it is safe
to do so. You may never ride more
than two abreast.
Content from the Minnesota Bicycling Handbook
used with permission from the Bicycle Alliance of
Minnesota (BikeMN). View the full handbook with
additional safety, bike law, and rules of the road
information at www.bikemn.org/handbook.
Consider joining one of our
committees:
•Tour
•Gathering Place
•Publicity
•Grant Writing
•Safety
•Partnering
Contact Janie
Janie.Oconnor@me.com
Cycling Scandia
P.O Box 114
Scandia MN 55073
Cycling Scandia Community meeting
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Cycling Scandia Cycling Scandia
Cyclist Survey Day
Founders Marlys Johnson and Janie
O’Connor get a visit from Vice-President
Walter Mondale on cyclist survey day.
Safety and Bike Lanes
The following is an excerpt used with permission from the MN
Bicycling Handbook created by the Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota.
Bike lanes are not always designed to give
cyclists enough room to stay in the bike
lanes and outside of the “door zone”
(where driver's side doors of parked cars
open). Remember, the door zone is at least
3 feet so give parked cars at least 4 feet.
Be sure to scan and signal to other traffic
when moving out of the bike lane and into
the travel lane. When in a bike lane that
ends at an intersection, use caution and
position yourself to avoid conflict with right
turning motorists.
Content from the Minnesota Bicycling Handbook
used with permission from the Bicycle Alliance of
Minnesota (BikeMN). View the full handbook with
additional safety, bike law, and rules of the road
information at www.bikemn.org/handbook.
Cycling Scandia Tour Committee
Visitors from Wyoming MN
Visitors from Stillwater MN
Cycling Scandia
We are a nonprofit 501 c 3
corporation focusing on:
1.Providing outdoor recreation
amenities which enhance the
health and welfare for
residents and visitors
2.Encouraging cycling as a
healthy non-polluting mode of
travel
3.Supporting expansion of trails
that provide for safe cycling
experiences
4.Educating cyclists and vehicle
operators with special
attention to safely using
shared roadways
5.Building partnerships between
cyclists, residents and
neighboring communities.
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