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Bike Rental Waiver

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April 26, 2024

Waiver and Release Agreement

Please read carefully before signing

This is a release of liability and waiver of certain legal rights

In consideration for my being permitted to participate in activities of renting and riding Bicycles from Delmarva

Board Sport Adventures:

I acknowledge that riding a bicycle has inherent risks, hazards, and dangers for anyone, that cannot be eliminated.

I UNDERSTAND THAT THESE RISKS, HAZARDS, AND DANGERS INCLUDE WITHOUT LIMITATION:

1. Walking and biking in rugged country, including encounters with wildlife, animals, and insects;

2. Inclement weather;

3. Biking accidents, collisions with other bikers, and or automobiles;

4. Bikes are allowed on the boardwalk during the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. from May 15 through

September 15. Adult bike riders are not permitted on the sidewalks at any time. Children, under 12,

please check with police for regulations.

I understand the risks, hazards, and dangers of riding a bicycle and have had the opportunity to discuss them

with employees of Delmarva Board Sport Adventures. I understand that these activities require good physical

conditioning and a degree of skill and knowledge. I believe I have that good physical conditioning in the degree of

skill knowledge necessary for me to engage in these activities safely. I understand that I have responsibilities. My

participation in this activity is purely voluntary. No one is forcing me to participate and I elect to participate in spite

of the risks. I AM VOLUNTARY USING THESE SERVICES OF RIDING A BICICYLE WITH FULL KNOWLEDGE OF THE

INHERENT RISKS, HAZARDS, AND DANGERS INVOLVED AND HEREBY ASSUMER AND ACCEPT ANY AND ALL RISKS OF

INJURY, PARALYSIS, OR DEATH.

Lastly, I for myself, my heirs, successors, executors, and subrogates, hereby KNOWINGLY AND INTENTIONALLY

WAIVER AND RELEASE, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS DELMARVA BOARD SPORT ADVENTURES, their directors

officers, agents, employees, and volunteers and Nobeach, LLC, Highway I Limited Partnership and it's employees and affiliates  from and against any and all claims, actions causes of action, liabilities, suits, expenses (including reasonable attorneys fees) which are related to, arise out of or are in any way connected with my participation in this activity, including but not limited to, NEGLIGENCE of any kind or nature, whether foreseen or unforeseen, arising directly or indirectly out of any damage, loss, injury, paralysis, or death to me or my property as a result of my engaging in these activities or the use of the services or equipment, whether such damage, loss, injury, paralysis, or death result of negligence of Delmarva Board Sport Adventures, or from some other cause. I, for myself, my heirs, my successors, executors, and subrogates further agree not to sue Delmarva Board Sport Adventures or NoBeach, LLC, Hightway I Limited Partnership and its employees and affiliates as a result of an injury, paralysis, or death suffered in connection with my use and participation in the activities of riding a bicycle.

Delaware Law (Source Delaware DMV)

Bicyclists have the right to use all roads except those from which they are specifically excluded. They are subject to the provisions of the vehicle code, just as other vehicle drivers are. Thus in a given situation if you would yield the right-of- way to a motor vehicle, you would yield it to a bicycle as well. A modern bicycle is capable of speeds in excess of 25 miles per hour. However, its small bulk may make the bicycle hard to spot in traffic, particularly when visibility is poor (as in rain, at dusk, or in fog). Bicycles are quite sensitive to irregular road surfaces and to the air pressure from vehicles passing very close; trucks and buses in particular can push a bicyclist over just by the air pressure as they pass at high speed. Allow plenty of room when passing a bicyclist, particularly when you are traveling at a high speed. If the road is narrow and you are unable to pass safely, follow at a safe distance and wait until it is safe before passing. Allow plenty of clearance after overtaking a bicyclist before you pull to the right; the bicyclist's speed may be much greater than you realize. Avoid blowing your horn at a bicyclist except in an emergency.Many car/bike accidents occur because the motorist does not see the bicyclist, while the bicyclist falsely assumes that the motorist has seen him. Motorists are accustomed to searching only for motor vehicles and tend to overlook oncoming bicyclists. Be especially careful to look for bicyclists when you are preparing to enter a roadway or to make a turn. At night, be aware that bicycles, like other smaller vehicles, are harder to see.  Under the law, the parent (or guardian) can be held responsible if a child, while bicycling, violates any traffic law. As a parent you have the responsibility to be sure that the child is ready and able to use a bicycle safely, and that he or she knows and obeys the traffic laws.  You are also responsible if your child (under the age of 16) is not wearing a helmet. Keeping three important principles in mind will help the adult bicyclist to share the road safely with motor vehicles and pedestrians: control, predictability, and visibility. Before you venture into traffic, make sure that you have mastered the control of your bicycle; riding in a straight line, and turning and stopping smoothly. Riding your bicycle in a predictable manner is essential to your safety on the road. This means riding with the traffic, not against it; signaling your intentions clearly and in plenty of time; and choosing a path of travel which won't result in you swerving into traffic to avoid hazards. Increasing your visibility will help to protect you on the road. Clothes of bright colors during the day, and white or reflective clothing at night will help you to be seen. A good bicycle helmet of white or yellow color is an excellent option. It will both protect you and make you more visible. At night, always have the required white headlight and red rear-reflector on your bicycle; a red tail light and additional reflectors are also helpful. As the rider of a bicycle, you have all the rights and all the duties and responsibilities of the driver of a motor vehicle, except where by their nature the laws are inapplicable to bicycles. The following additional laws apply to bicyclists:

 When riding a bicycle you must be on or astride a permanent seat.

 You may not carry a passenger unless your bicycle is designed for carrying a passenger.

 You must not cling to any vehicle upon the highway. This law also applies to sledders, coasters, skaters, and riders of

toy vehicles.

 You must not ride on a highway facing traffic.

 When upon a roadway you must ride as far to the right of the roadway as practicable.

 When riding a bicycle, you must keep at least one hand on the handle bars at all times.

 You must not ride at night unless you have a white headlight visible for 500 feet, a red rear-reflector visible for 600

feet, and either reflective material visible from both sides for 600 feet or a lighted lamp visible from both sides for 500

feet. A tail light is recommended.

 You must yield to pedestrians on a sidewalk and in a crosswalk and give an audible signal before overtaking.

 You must not wear a headset covering both ears.

 All persons under the age of 16 must wear a properly fitted and fastened bicycle helmet.

First Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*

Phone*
First Bike Riders Date of Birth*
First Bike Riders Signature*
Second Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Second Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Third Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Third Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Fourth Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Fourth Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Fifth Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Fifth Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Sixth Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Sixth Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Seventh Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Seventh Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Eighth Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Eighth Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Ninth Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Ninth Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Tenth Bike Riders Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*
Tenth Bike Riders Date of Birth*
Parent or Guardian's Email Address

Email*

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Date of Birth *
Please confirm you are physically fit to participate in this activity.*
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Parent(s) or court-appointed legal guardian(s) must sign for any participating minor (those under 18 years of age) and agree that they and the minor are subject to all the terms of this document, as set forth above.


By signing below the Parent or Court-Appointed Legal Guardian agrees that they are also subject to all the terms of this document, as set forth above.
Parent or Guardian's Name

First Name*

Middle Name

Last Name*

Phone*
Parent or Guardian's Date of Birth*
Parent or Guardian's Signature*
Electronic Signature Consent*
 By checking here, you are consenting to the use of your electronic signature in lieu of an original signature on paper. You have the right to request that you sign a paper copy instead. By checking here, you are waiving that right. After consent, you may, upon written request to us, obtain a paper copy of an electronic record. No fee will be charged for such copy and no special hardware or software is required to view it. Your agreement to use an electronic signature with us for any documents will continue until such time as you notify us in writing that you no longer wish to use an electronic signature. There is no penalty for withdrawing your consent. You should always make sure that we have a current email address in order to contact you regarding any changes, if necessary.


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