Many people are intimidated and discouraged by the way motorists dominate the roadway. Through education and practice, Confident City Cycling builds your personal confidence for riding a bicycle on city streets.
- Understand your rights and duties as a driver operating a bicycle safely and legally on public roadways.
- Develop the ability to identify unsafe traffic situations and make decisions that can prevent crashes and collisions.
- Learn how to perform pre-ride bike safety check and basic roadside repairs, such as fixing a flat tire and minor mechanical adjustments.
The course includes a student manual, review of state and local laws, on-bike skill development, and additional goodies to help you become a more confident cyclist.
A bike in good condition with at least one functioning handbrake or coaster brake is required. Confident City Cycling is an adult level class for people age 16 and up. Class size is limited to 12 participants to ensure adequate one-on-one instruction.
Please register below to reserve your spot in an upcoming class, for classes marked (FULL) on our sidebar calendar, please contact Tracey Booth at tbooth@sustainablestreets.org to join the wait list.
Confident City Cycling is made possible with support from the following:




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