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Lubbock ISD, city host second annual Tricycle Derby - fox34.com

Kids ages 3 to 5 can race trikes at Safety City on September 19 during the second annual Tricycle Derby, a joint event from Lubbock ISD and the City of Lubbock Parks and Recreation Department.
The derby kicks off at 9 a.m. At Safety City, located at 4500 Ave. U. Organizers built the event around teaching young kids safety basics while they compete in heats split by age group, so a 3-year-old won't be racing against a 5-year-old.
Tricycles will be on site for families who need one, but kids can also bring their own from home. Registration is required even though the event stays open to the public, and families are told to show up at least 10 minutes early to get settled before their heat starts.
For parents around Lubbock, this gives young kids a low-stakes way to practice basic safety habits in a controlled setting instead of learning the hard way on a neighborhood sidewalk. Families also get another free-ish weekend activity that doesn't require a trip out to South Plains Mall or Buddy Holly Hall.
Organizers are back for round two, betting that toddlers racing trikes by age group is exactly the kind of Saturday morning Lubbock families want.
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