March   2006

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Frequent Rider Club for all Club Riders
First Name   Last Name           Miles
Dan  Scott 355
Elaine Scott 274
Warren Bare 256
Mason Rutledge 196
William Weber 186
Wendell Hultman 179
Bill Lutterloh 128
Annie  Peterson 124
Bill Nugent 114
Steve Hudspeth 103
Tim Wise 101
Pam Hallanger 98
Tom O'Hara 96
John Marshall 78
Debby  Grant 74
Bob Nyberg 66
Terri Spencer 63
Desiree Troili 50
Dave Johnson 47
Debbie Kawamoto 47
Jack  McClincy 47
Janell Reich 47
Quinn Kawamoto 43
Buelos Rick 35
Robert Smith 35
John Spencer 35
Tommy Weber 34
Kristin Kinnamon 29
Kristii Knodell 29
Albert Penta 29
Eric Troili 29
Hauff Gary 24
Hauff Jeanette 24
Fred  Koch 24
Kala Koch 24
Michael Dahlstrom 14
Perry Walker 14
 

Tim

Wise

767

Warren

Bare

743

Mason

Rutledge

654

Dan

Scott

590

William

Weber

567

Wendell

Hultman

518

Elaine

Scott

392

Kristii

Knodell

366

Albert

Penta

302

Michael

Dahlstrom

300

Pam

Hallanger

276

Michael

Snodgrass

249

John

Carlin

243

Art

Arneson

258

Keith

Ost

232

Kristin

Kinnamon

222

Bill

Nugent

205

Bob

Nyberg

203

Debby

Grant

182

Bill

Lutterloh

171

Bruce

Deitz

170

Pam

Deitz

162

Tommy

Weber

158

Jack

McClincy

134

Barry

Reiss

138

Terri

Spencer

100

Pier

Fiorentini

80

Judy

Corcoran

77

Patty

Garrett

76

Peter

Pisani

68

Rod

McDonald

67

Robert

Smith

63

Bob

Gardner

60

Cindy

Simonsen

51

L. J.

McAllister

47

Pete

Pias

44

Debbie

Kawamoto

40

Janell

Reich

36

Fred

Koch

30

Thomas

Wyse

28

Ginger

Decker

25

Linda

Hunter

25

Brent

Hunter

25

Rick

Swoyer

25

Perry

Walker

25

Shirley

Slade

18

Rides reported to 2/20

Let John know if these  numbers are inaccurate.

John Carlin is the new Miles Coordinator.
Please send him your ride miles effective Dec. 11, 2005 through Holiday Party 2006.

Contact info: johnecarlin@comcast.net,
425-778-4529  
The signed ride sheets still go to Kristin for club record-keeping.

  

 

 

 

Start off the season right --Ride SMART on Chilly Hilly

Despite rainy weather as I write this, Cascade is looking forward to the start of our riding season with Chilly Hilly.  Especially important for Chilly Hilly riders is to make sure you pull off to the side of the road when stopping (or walking up one of those long hills…). Leave room for other riders and vehicles who will be sharing the road with you. Be courteous to Bainbridge Island residents and drivers who allow us to have our event in their neighborhood.

Below are Cascade’s new Ride SMART tips for bicycling --especially important when riding in groups:

STAY ALERT–watch for cars, other riders, and hazards –momentary inattention is the number one cause of accidents.

 MOVE OFF THE ROAD WHEN STOPPING –pull completely off the road or trail to let cars and riders pass; do not block driveways or intersections.

 ACT LIKE A CAR –OBEY ALL TRAFFIC LAWS, stop at stop signs, and use hand
signals.

 RETAIN SPACE BETWEEN YOURSELF AND OTHERS –leave enough room to dodge obstacles.

 TELL OTHERS WHEN PASSING AND PASS ON LEFT.

And just for good measure, make sure you are familiar with Washington State laws for bicycling:

1) Obey all traffic laws: Cyclists have all the RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES of
vehicle drivers. RCW46.61.755

2) Ride no more than two abreast. RCW 46.61.770

3) Ride as far to the right as is SAFE, except when preparing to turn or when passing
another vehicle. RCW 46.61.770

 4) Cyclists may occupy the center of a lane when traveling at the speed of traffic or when it would be unsafe to ride to the right. RCW 46.61.770

 5) Always wear a helmet. Helmets are required by law in King County and many other
jurisdictions. King County Board of Health Title 9.

 6) Do not use headphones –they are illegal for all vehicle operators and may obstruct your hearing. RCW 46.37.480

 7) Use a white front light (visible for 500 feet) and a red rear reflector at night.  A red rear light may be used in addition to the rear reflector. RCW 46.61.780

 8) Use hand signals (and look) before turning. RCW 46.61.758

Have fun on Chilly Hilly, and have a good riding season!

Reprinted with credit to Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation.

 

Reporting Road Rage

Did you know that the Washington State Patrol has a website that you can report aggressive drivers?  It can be found at http://www.wsp.wa.gov/traveler/roadrage.htm

 Reporting an Aggressive Driver to the Police

If you have witnessed or been a victim of one aggressive driving act you can call 911 or the Washington State Patrol and provide the following information that is needed by law enforcement:

The location that you last saw the vehicle.      
Direction of travel (toward where
).                   
What road or highway
.                                     
Color/colors of the vehicles
.                              
Were weapons involved
?                                 
What happened
?                                                 
Are you a victim or a witness
?

 If you have witnessed or been a victim of multiple aggressive driving acts in one area, you can report aggressive driving on-line. By providing us with detailed information about the area(s) you are concerned with, the WSP can focus on areas in which aggressive drivers endangering the roadways.
http://www.wsp.wa.gov/traveler/agdrvng.htm

 

 
 
   

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