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Ten Rules of Group Riding
• Base the length of the route and
segments on ability of the least
experienced rider.
• Take timely breaks to prevent loss of
concentration and reduce fatigue.
• Adjust the pace through curves to
the ability of the least experienced
rider. If necessary, form two groups
with different speeds.
• Don’t tailgate or encourage the
rider in front to speed. If you want
to ride faster, ride ahead of the
group.
• Keep adequate following distance
and maintain a staggered
formation.
• Do not pass in the group, except in
the case of emergency.
• Place inexperienced riders just
behind the leader so they can keep
pace without riding faster than it is
safe.
• When passing, be conscious of the
traffic conditions and oncoming
traffic. Even though the previous
riders passed safely, it may not be
safe for you.
• Maintain adequate time distance
between riders, especially at
intersections. This allows you to
avoid hard braking.
• Check your mirrors frequently to
ensure the group stays together.
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