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Exhibit A page 5 of 8 • Left and right hand turns • Left hand shoulder check (scanning for traffic) • Proper turning techniques (avoidance of rocks, sand, cracks, corners) Traffic Assessment Skills • Crossing at intersections, alleyways, driveways • Vehicles turning left and right • Correct use of bike lanes and crosswalks • Safest place to ride and walk • Correct wav to cross the street from the sidewalk 4. Completion of the Rodeo Course Each bicyclist and pedestrian wins prizes for his/her successful ride and/or walk through the course. Prizes will consist of discount coupons to local attractions. Each traffic safety rodeo will effectively provide students with an opportunity to practice what they have been taught in the workshops conducted at their school. The traffic simulation course features sidewalks, streets, bike lanes, crosswalk signals, traffic signs, railroad tracks with trains, alleyways, cars, buses, trucks, business districts and houses with driveways. The course allows students to practice bicycle handling skills, pedestrian safety and how to behave in general traffic situations. By using this realistic environment, the students' ability to recognize and react to traffic hazards is improved. Safe Moves will provide the following equipment and materials: I. all traffic rodeo props 2. registration booth 3. rodeo banner featuring San Leandro identification 4. fifteen bicycles for use on rodeo course 5. 30 bicycle helmets for use on rodeo course 6. Certificate of Insurance The City of San Leandro will be responsible for scheduling the rodeo at the community event and coordinating dates with Safe Moves. Safe Moves will require at least thirty (30) days notice of a community event in order to confirm the schedule. Once the event is confirmed, Safe Moves will make arrangements (site, set-up and breakdown time, etc.) with the event official. Paee 9 of R