On 02 May 2026, the Military Police Unit (MPU) Borden welcomed about 25 children to take part in a Bike Safety Event held at the Borden Family Resource Centre (BFRC). The event was focused on teaching children safe bike practices in a hands-on learning environment.
The event was part of the MPU Borden’s ongoing commitment to building strong relationships within the community while also promoting public safety. Designed to be practical and interactive, the session aimed to help young cyclists better understand how to stay safe while riding.
Throughout the event, children were able were able to take part in bicycle safety inspections to make sure their bikes were roadworthy, were taught and guided through the importance of helmet fitting and safety checks, learned all about essential traffic rules, as well as the best practices for cycling.
Each participant received a certificate to recognize their involvement and commitment to learning safe cycling practices. To help further promote safety and active living in the community, the Military Police Unit also donated a bicycle and helmet, which were given to a deserving child.
Overall, the Bike Safety Event was a positive way for the Military Police Unit Borden to connect with local youth while also teaching the importance of road safety and responsible cycling.
