My name is Paul, and I went to hell and back to show you traffic dos and don'ts.

Here I go, making my first mistake.

Overtaking should happen on the driver's side.

Don't do what I did.

It's called undertaking and it's always a bad idea.

Where am I now?

The worst place you can be, the blind spot.

Drivers cannot see me here, and I could be in real danger, so don't risk it.

Take a look at this car: it's way too close to me.

That's a common mistake.

Drivers, please give cyclists 1 meter of clearance in urban areas and 1.5 meter outside the city limits.

Now we're cycling side by side and that's a silly thing to do.

We're two cyclists, not twenty.

Don't do this unless riding in a big group.

And we're not even dressed for this.

I'm almost invisible, and she has no helmet.

Crazy!

Get lights, wear bright colors and a helmet, and that will keep you safe.

Can you believe this car?

That's a very dangerous move called a right hook, and it could have ended way worse.

Drivers, always signal before making a turn.

I hope no one else has to experience this.

Always double-check for cyclists before opening doors.

Remember this one, because it seriously hurt.

I am a professional stunt man.

We did all of this so you'll know how to prevent dangerous situations and share the road responsibly.

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