Tour de Rock riders huddled for some inspirational words before the first day of riding on Sept. 21. (Supplied by Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock, Facebook)
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Tour de Rock riders hit the road, be aware and drive with care

Justin Baumgardner
By Justin Baumgardner

With Tour de Rock riders taking to the highway today, you are urged to stay alert and drive with care. 

Cyclists will start their 1,200 kilometre trek from Port Alice after being shuttled up from Victoria yesterday, and giving an extra amount of care on the road can help make sure everyone is safe. 

If you spot the riders, be sure to give them a honk to show your support as they ride to support child cancer research, and Camp Goodtimes. 

Justin Baumgardner
Justin Baumgardner

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