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The volunteer briefing at the Central HUB on Friday evening is at 5pm, and there is also a free BBQ afterwards.

This statement is true. As volunteers for Bicycle NSW, it is expected that individuals conduct themselves in a professional manner at all times. Bicycle NSW does not tolerate any unacceptable behavior that could negatively impact the event. It is important to maintain a positive and inviting image for the participants of the event, as volunteers are considered the faces of the organization's events.

The correct answer is Friday Foreshore Ride. This is the only option listed that specifically mentions Friday.

The correct options for Sunday ride options are Narooma Ride, Narooma Trail Ride, and Sunday Foreshore Ride.

Of course you will!

The role of a Central Hub Marshal includes various responsibilities such as site set up, managing traffic flow of people and riders, operating the rider registration desk, and handling general event inquiries. Therefore, the statement is true.

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The day in the life of a Rest Stop Assistant will be quiet for most of the day, with bursts of activity when ride groups come through. This provides a great chance for volunteers to interact with riders and cheer them on.

The correct answer is to report to the event contact listed on the Volunteer Allocation table in the manual. This means that the person responsible for coordinating the volunteers for the event is the designated contact person. They will provide instructions, assign tasks, and ensure that the volunteers are properly allocated. It is important to follow this protocol to ensure effective communication and coordination during the shift.

The Bicycle NSW mission statement is to create a better environment for cycling. This means that their main goal is to improve the conditions and infrastructure for cyclists, making it safer and more enjoyable for people to ride their bicycles. By focusing on creating a better environment, Bicycle NSW aims to promote cycling as a sustainable and healthy mode of transportation.

There are 7 ride options available.

The correct answer is Coastline Ride, Mogo Ride, and Benendarah Trail Ride. These options are all mentioned in the given list of ride options. The Friday Foreshore Ride, Narooma Ride, Narooma Trail Ride, and Sunday Foreshore Ride are not mentioned, so they are not correct options.

As a volunteer, you are not required to direct traffic. Directing traffic is typically the responsibility of trained traffic control personnel or law enforcement officers. Volunteers may assist with other tasks related to an event or organization, but directing traffic is not one of their obligations.

In the case of an incident, there are several steps that should be taken. For major accidents and injuries, it is important to call 000 directly and report to event staff. It is also crucial to stay calm and think clearly during such situations. For less serious accidents, contacting event staff who will be in touch with St Johns Ambulance or the relevant group is recommended. St John Services will be providing first aid. Additionally, filling out an incident report form and handing it to event staff is necessary for documentation purposes. Contact details for the relevant teams will be provided prior to the rides.

The role of a Ride Leader includes ensuring the safety of riders in their group, making sure all riders remain with the group, directing riders through the designated routes, and communicating with Bicycle NSW event staff regarding any issues occurring on the ride.

With the exception of Nelligen Rest Stop where volunteers are required to take equipment out themselves.

The responsibilities of the Ride Crew include providing minor mechanical repairs for the group of riders, assisting the Ride Assistant with sweeping the route if needed, fixing punctures, and bringing their own tools for maintenance.

The correct answer is "My tent, Sleeping bag, Pillow, All equipment I need to camp." When going camping, it is necessary to bring your own tent, sleeping bag, pillow, and all the equipment needed for camping. This includes items such as cooking utensils, a stove, food, water, camping chairs, and any other necessary gear.