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Best Practice in Adult-Cycling Proficiency Training (Australia)

This 2006 publication of the Bicycle Federation of Australia was funded by the the Department of the Environment and Heritage. The intent of the project was to determine best-practice in adult cycling proficiency training (CPT) programs and make recommendations for the development of a community-based CPT program for adults (and an associated train-the-trainer program) to enable and encourage adults to ride bicycles for transport, recreation and tourism.