What should I know about cycling etiquette when sharing paths with pedestrians?

When cycling on shared paths, it's important to stay aware of your surroundings. Always be prepared to slow down or stop for pedestrians, especially in crowded areas. • Use a bell or your voice to alert walkers when you're approaching from behind, allowing them to clear the way safely. • Stick to designated cycling lanes where available, and keep a safe distance from pedestrians to ensure a smooth experience for everyone. • Being courteous and patient goes a long way in maintaining a friendly atmosphere on shared paths, making it enjoyable for cyclists and walkers alike.