NHTSA
Bicycle safety
About
NHTSA on bikes: the helmet, the check, and where a child should ride.
NHTSA publishes this. DadLane lists the page and does not run the program.
Who this is for
Dads teaching a ride or sending a child out on a bike.
Source
If the page moved, start at NHTSA and use their current link. The next step above is the one to use tonight.
Nearby
Other cards on this need.
DadLane
A running toilet
Stop the run, or stop the water and call. Most running toilets are a flapper. Water on the floor is a plumber. Know which one you are looking at.
For Dads with a running toilet who need the shutoff and the flapper, not a plumber myth.
- Basics how-tos
- House rules
- Any stage
Anchor It (CPSC)
Anchor furniture so it cannot tip
Anchor It, the federal tip-over campaign. Anchor the dresser or the shelf before you fill it.
For Dads with a dresser, a TV, or a shelf a child can climb.
- Basics how-tos
- Safety
- Toddler
DadLane
Bike check
Air, brakes, chain, helmet. Then ride. Two minutes before you leave catches the flat and the brake that does nothing.
For Dads checking brakes, tires, and a helmet before a ride.
- Basics how-tos
- Safety
- School