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The Public Safety Cycling Association (PSCA) is a 'not for profit organisation' that supports those who use bicycles in the line of duty by promoting good practice for cycle patrol. This includes promoting the: national cycling standards, certified patrol & instructor training and also the offering of networking and advice. The standards are based on the long running & successful International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) who are leaders in this field and have set the gold standard since 1991.
A volunteer member group was formed and assisted in the development of the UK standards for police cycling. The group has offered support nationwide for over a decade through various avenues including a separate ‘training division’.
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The group has advised many organisations including the Association of Chief Police Officers ACPO on Police Cycle Standards, the armed forces and government. These standards are also being used in the NHS for ambulance services, the Fire & Rescue services, the volunteer services and in everyday city cycling for a new generation of workforce cyclists.
PSC has achieved their goal of ‘raising the standard’ in the UK and has now established an advisory body called the National Cycle Response Unit Group (NCRUG).
Thousands of 'public safety cyclists' are now established in the UK and the movement is still growing worldwide. The success and popularity of bicycle patrol remains positive in the communities that they serve and in today's environmental and financial climate. The PSCA standardised practice also encourages setting good cycling standards for cyclists and organisations that want to get professional about cycling.
Tom Lynch MBE patron
PSCA is an 'unincorporated association' which is 'not for profit’.
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What does the Cycle Instructor course cover?
• PSC Cyclist Patrol Course theory & delivery
• Cycle drills/cone courses/tactics
• Theories of adult learning
• Course planning & record keeping
• All on-bike manoeuvres
• Road ride training up to national standards
• Use of instructional aids
• Course safety considerations
• Instructor certification
What does the Cycle Patrol course cover?
Bike fit & safety check •
Nutrition & fitness •
Slow speed skills (cycle drills/cone courses) •
Group ride to national standards •
Patrol skills - staff safety •
Legislation & tactics •
Basic maintenance •
Cycle safety test & written test •
Cycle Patrol Certification •
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For more information on courses: Cycle Patrol, Cycle Instructor, Cycle Ranger ‘off road’, City Cyclist, Assessment Centre ‘cycle duty specific’ and to find out about courses in your area and fees delivered by the PSC training division please contact:
[email protected] 480684
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