Natural and artificial design features that restrict bicycle speed, such as barriers and speed bumps, which are not an undue impediment to other non-motorized users. Design features that enhance sight distance, e.g. locating the trail away from tall brush. Wide or pull-out sections to facilitate safe passing. Barriers to prevent leaving trail. Bicyclists should know and follow applicable laws and regulations.
Bicyclists yield trail to foot travelers, both animal and human.
Joint activities can provide rider education, trail planning, volunteer trail maintenance, or just plain fun interaction. Cross-country bicycle travel off trails is not appropriate. Establish quantitative and qualitative measurement scales for impacts. Establish impact thresholds which, if reached, trigger correction or closure of the trail to bicycles. Establish a schedule for monitoring activities.