The East Riding's road safety team will be out visiting schools, youth groups and paper shops over five days to mark national Road Safety Week.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council will be marking the event, which runs from 15th to 21st November, with a tour of venues to target young people and encourage them to take extra care when out on the area's roads during dark nights and mornings.
During the week they will be visiting the following schools – North Ferriby Primary, Swanland Primary, Penshurst Primary in Hessle, Holderness Academy in Preston, Warter Primary, Hilderthorpe Primary in Bridlington, Quay Academy in Bridlington, Barmby Moor Primary, Holme on Spalding Moor Primary and Dunswell Academy.
They will be carrying out various activities during the visits including national Bikeability training to teach cycle, scooter and pedestrian skills, giving assembly talks, and handing out road safety gear such as lights and hi-vis clothing.
They will be in Hornsea Town Hall car park during the day on Tuesday 17 November to demonstrate cycle safety and e-bikes and give advice to anyone.
During the week they will also visit youth groups across the area and newsagents' shops, to target young newspaper deliverers.
Councillor Paul West, the council's cabinet member for environment and transport, said: "We want to encourage our young people especially to be seen, be safe and be bright as darker nights and mornings have started.
"Our road safety officers will be offering important advice to urge young cyclists to please make sure they use bike lights, wear reflective closing, check their bikes before every journey and if they are out walking, to stay visible."
