Set up displays on good and bad bike locks, helmets, and lights and reflectors. Don't forget parents. Set up a station to teach parents bike safety, provide them with hand-outs to take home, and offer examples of exercises they can do with their kids at home. Partners A local bicycle club, bicycle shop owner, or crime prevention officer who is knowledgeable about bicycle safety to help plan your rodeo. Neighborhood children can help design and lay out the obstacle course.
Older children can make stop signs, traffic lights, or create obstacles such as ramps or turns.
Police officers can serve as trainers and teachers. Local civic groups can supply volunteers and help advertise the event.