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- [Bristol - Henleaze](https://bikebus.org/bristol-henleaze/) - Henleaze Bike Bus serves Henleaze Junior & Infant Schools.ROUTEAn anti-clockwise route within the schools’ catchment area, avoiding main roads and big hills, ending up at the school campus.TIMETABLE8.10am West Broadway8.15am South Croft8.20am Oakwood Road8.25am Henleaze Road8.30am Lawrence / Owen / Holmes Groves8.35am Falloden Way … then path to …8.40am Park Grove8.45am Arrive at Henleaze Schools
- [Forres - Dyke](https://bikebus.org/forres-dyke/) - Our friendly, parent-led Bike Bus cycles to school and back every Monday. We cover a distance of approximately 5 miles from Forres to Dyke Primary School with stops along the way for pupils to join.TIMETABLE8.00am Leave Forres8.05am Broom of Moy8.30am Kintessack8.40am Dyke Primary School Forres - Dyke Primary School Forres - Broom of Moy -
- [Godalming - Busbridge Schools](https://bikebus.org/godalming-busbridge-schools/) - Meets at Busbridge Rec and drops children at:St Edmund’sBusbridge InfantBusbridge JuniorOur bike bus takes place on Friday mornings during term time.TIMETABLE8.10 Meet at Busbridge Rec–> Busbridge Lane–> Park Road–> Tuesley Lane–> Quartermile Road–> Busbridge Lane–> The Drive–> Brighton Road8.35am – Arrive at Busbridge Junior & Infant Schools Godalming - Busbridge Schools St Edmund's, Busbridge Infant
- [Edinburgh - St Peter's Bike Bus No2](https://bikebus.org/edinburgh-st-peters-bike-bus-no2/) - Our bike bus takes place on alternate Thursdays during term time: Braid Burn to St Peter’s School. ROUTE Download the GPX route here. TIMETABLE 8.30am – Meet at Braid Road –> Hermitage Drive –> Braid Avenue –> Woodburn Terrace 8.45am – Arrive at St Peter’s School Braid Burn - St Peter's School St Peter's Bike Bus No2,
- [I'd cycle, if only the roads were safer!](https://bikebus.org/safer-roads/) - *Source: https://www.pacts.org.uk/updated-results-for-gb-road-deaths-in-2020/ We all want safer roads. Every road collision is one too many. If 1,500 people died and 30,000 people were seriously injured every year in the UK from air crashes, or trains, they’d be immediately suspended while an investigation took place, yet we’ve got use to these statistics on our roads. But what
- [Worcestershire - Droitwich](https://bikebus.org/worcestershire-droitwich/) - Westacre Middle School Bike Bus Our bike bus is here to help ensure cycling to & from school is safe. Learn to ride confidently to school, in a safe & relaxed way.The Westacre Middle School Bike Bus runs every Friday in both directions: to school in the morning & returning from school in the afternoon.
- [Edinburgh - St Peter's Bike Bus](https://bikebus.org/edinburgh-st-peters/) - Our bike bus takes place every Thursday and we currently have about 10 regular children and families who join us.Meet at Newington Library, travelling along quiet roads through Astley Ainsley to St Peter’s School.TIMETABLE8.20am – Meet at Newington Library8.40am – Arrive at St Peter’s School Newington Library - Astley Ainsley - St Peter's School St
- [London - West Hampstead](https://bikebus.org/west-hampstead/) - WHAM! Bike Bus We’ve set up the West Hampstead Active Movement bike bus to help our children cycle to West Hampstead Primary School. The WHAM! Bike Bus runs on Wednesday mornings, from outside Marks & Spencer in West Hampstead, all the way to school. TIMETABLE When: Every Wednesday morning during term time. 8.20am – Meet
- [Kinross-shire - Milnathort](https://bikebus.org/kinross-shire-milnathort/) - Milnathort Primary School Bike Bus Our bike bus provides a brilliant way to support and encourage primary school aged children to cycle to school giving them the experience of cycling on roads, with the safety of being directed by adults and surrounded by others cycling.Adults ride on the front and at the back of the
- [Edinburgh - Craigleith to Flora Stevenson](https://bikebus.org/craigleith-to-flora-stevenson-edinburgh/) - Flora's Bike Bus Edinburgh’s most active bike bus: running on Friday mornings in term time. Meet at the junction of Craigleith Hill Avenue and Groathill Avenue at 8.20am. 8.20am – Meet 8.30am – Depart Join anywhere along the route – the rear marshall will stop to let you join. 8.45am – Arrive at
- [Birmingham - Moseley to King Edward's](https://bikebus.org/moseley-bike-bus/) - Moseley-to-King Edward's School Bike Bus Moseley to King Edward’s School and King Edward’s High School Bike Bus runs for the first two weeks of each new school year in September, helping new pupils cycle to school and learn skills that will last a lifetime!ROUTE & PICK UP POINTSMoseley Village: 8.00-8.10am Meet at the crossroads of
- [Guildford - Boxgrove](https://bikebus.org/guildford-boxgrove/) - Boxgrove Bike Bus meets at Stoke Park every Friday at 8.10am of term time and rides to Boxgrove Primary. TIMETABLEWhen: Friday mornings in term time.08:10 Meet at Stoke Park pedestrian entrance, London Road (///tests.organ.record)08:20 Cranley Road / Hilgay Close (///torch.bucks.herds)08:25 Tormead Road on corner with Cranley Road by parking spaces (///sentences.barks.sunk)08:35 Arrive at Boxgrove School
- [London - Brent - Northwest Pedal Express II](https://bikebus.org/london-brent2/) - North West Pedal Express II This is the 2nd bike bus route of the Northwest Pedal Express.We help children who attend school in Queen’s Park cycle to school by marshalling the ride between Roundwood Annexe, NW10 and Salusbury Primary School, NW6.There are several schools and nurseries in the neighbourhood. Everyone’s welcome! All families whose children
- [London - Brent - Northwest Pedal Express I](https://bikebus.org/london-brent/) - North West Pedal Express We are a group of families and volunteers who live in Brent and travel to schools in Camden each week. We have to cross the Finchley Road and get up some very big hills! So at the moment children only cycle on certain parts of our route, and cargo bikes take
- [Oxford - Abingdon](https://bikebus.org/oxford-abingdon/) - Abingdon Europa Bike Bus runs on Friday mornings, leaving 7.45am from the archway opposite Abingdon Market Place, and proceeding along the road up the A415 to the Europa School cycle entrance.Please email the secretary of Culham Bicycle User Group (CulBUG) for the latest information: secretary@culbug.uk.TIMETABLEWhen: Friday mornings.07:45 Meet at the archway opposite Abingdon Market Place08:05
- [What are the Benefits of Cycling to School?](https://bikebus.org/what-are-the-benefits-of-cycling-to-school/) - It’s an astonishing list! Regular exercise reduces obesity, improves fitness and improves the body’s resistance to virtually every illness. The health benefits are 21 times bigger than the (actually very small) road risks, and it’s safer than travelling by car (see this article published in the British Medical Journal)! Our children arrive at school energised,
- [Cornwall - Truro](https://bikebus.org/truro-saints-trail/) - Cycle along the new Saints Trail cycle route to Truro School Prep, every Friday.Please get in touch with the school to join our WhatsApp group!TIMETABLEWhen: Friday mornings.07:50 Meet at the West side of Chiverton Cross footbridge08:05 Bus stop at Costa Coffe/DFS Threemilesone08:25 Arrive at Truro School Prep Saints Trail to Truro School Prep Fridays from
- [Birmingham - Cotteridge](https://bikebus.org/birmingham-cotteridge/) - Cotteridge Bike Bus assembles every Friday morning at 272 Franklin Road, departing 8:25am, and arrives at Cotteridge Junior & Infant School at 8:45am.Join at any point!Please wear helmets and bright clothes.get in touch with the school to join our WhatsApp group!TIMETABLEWhen: Friday mornings.08:25 Meet at 272 Franklin Road08:32 Station Road/Northfield Road08:40 Park Avenue/Cotteridge Park08:45 Cotteridge
- [Cycling in the Dark](https://bikebus.org/cycling-in-the-dark/) - Shorter days means cycling in the dark for many of us.Here’s our top tips for cycling at night. 1. Route The most important element of cycling safely is using your safest route. Should you use a different route in the dark?Where possible, re-route to avoid unlit roads, parks and paths at night. Remember potholes and drain covers
- [Edinburgh - Parsons Green](https://bikebus.org/edinburgh-parsons-green/) - Parsons Green Bike Bus assembles on Friday mornings at the top of Lilyhill Terrace, departing 8:30am, and arrives at Parsons Green at 8:45am.Please get in touch with the school to join our WhatsApp group!TIMETABLEWhen: Friday mornings.08:30 Meet at the top of Lilyhill Terrace08:45 Arrive at Parsons Green Parsons Green Bike Bus, Edinburgh Fridays from 8:30am
- [London - Camden](https://bikebus.org/london-camden/) - Bike Bus Camden Bike Bus Camden leaves Chalk Farm Bridge every Thursday morning (7.30am meet, 7.45am depart) taking children to a range of Belsize Park schools. We are supported by Camden Cyclists who provide our excellent Marshalls Steve and Suzanne. Please get in touch if you think we might be able to deliver your child
- [Milton Keynes - Two Mile Ash](https://bikebus.org/milton-keynes-two-mile-ash/) - Two Mile Ash Bike Bus The Two Mile Ash Bike Bus offers a twenty minute ride for Year 4-6 pupils and parents from Two Mile Ash School, Milton Keynes.Contact teacher Mr Jake Saville, Head of PE for details: jsaville@tma.bucks.sch.ukTIMETABLEWhen: Friday mornings, April-to-October.08:10 ‘Wind in the Willows’ Petworth Park, Great Holm…plus pickup points along the route…08:30 Two
- [Streets Ahead joins a Bike Bus!](https://bikebus.org/streets-ahead-joins-a-bike-bus/) - Ned and Laura join a bike bus! This celebratory, festive episode of Streets Ahead includes an East End bike ride with tinsel, some Christmas tunes, and a joyful pedal through the streets of West Ham with adults and kids, to Park Primary School. Listen to the podcast
- [London - Hoxton](https://bikebus.org/london-hoxton/) - Like2Bike Bike Bus The Like2Bike bike bus offers a twenty minute circular ride around Hoxton for all pupils (and their parents) from Hoxton Garden Primary School (part of the Viridis Federation), London N1. The bus was initially supported by a grant from FIT (the Foundation for Integrated Transport), which paid for a ride leader and
- [Is Cycling Safe?](https://bikebus.org/is-cycling-safe/) - It’s a question I hear a lot from non-cyclists, surprised and slightly alarmed that my family use our bikes to commute to work and school, for shopping errands and for long distance travel.Aren’t UK roads just too dangerous for cycling? It’s a question cyclists ask themselves each time a friend is involved in a collision
- [Suffolk - Bury St Edmunds](https://bikebus.org/bury-bike-train/) - Bury Bike Train Cycle to school safely with the Bike Train – a group ride supported by marsals, along a set route to and from school. It is suitable for Year 5 and 6 pupils who have completed Bikeability training, but any competent cyclists can join in. Where possible, children are accompanied by a parent
- [Edinburgh - Fairmilehead to George Heriot's School](https://bikebus.org/george-heriots-school-edinburgh/) - Running on Tuesdays from Fairmilehead to George Heriot’s School, Edinburgh.TIMETABLEDeparts from Charwood car park at 7.50am.ROUTEwww.komoot.com/tour/1286022428 Fairmilehead to George Heriot's School, Edinburgh Departs Charwood car park 7.50am, running on Tuesdays. How to get onboard... Join anywhere on the route! To volunteer, email: lauramcw@doctors.org.uk Bike bus 'Driver' Laura McWhirter
- [Edinburgh - West to Costorphine Primary](https://bikebus.org/kingsknowe-to-juniper-green-edinburgh/) - Corstorphine Bike Bus Running fornightly on Fridays from Corstorphine West to Corstorphine Primary School. Corstorphine West to Corstorphine Primary School Dechmont Road to St Margaret's Park How to get onboard... Visit our Twitter page: https://twitter.com/BikeBusCorstPS or via Facebook Bike bus 'Driver' Corstorphine PS
- [Edinburgh - Kingsknowe to Juniper Green](https://bikebus.org/kingsknowe-edinburgh/) - Juniper Green Primary School A bike bus run by parents and local volunteers, taking children along Lanark Road to the school – parents and children can join anywhere on the route; the main meeting points are Dovecot Grove and Spylaw Park. 08:00 Dovecot Grove 08:15 Spylaw Park 08:20 Baberton Crescent 08:25 Arrive at Juniper Green
- [Warwick - Whitnash Warwick Gates](https://bikebus.org/warwick-gates-bicycle-bus/) - The Bicycle Bus A free community initiative encouraging and enabling families to ride to school in a safe, controlled and fun environment boosting physical and mental health, strengthening family bonds, increasing confidence and social skills and helping to reduce congestion, dangerous and inconsiderate parked cars around schools, not to mention improving the environment including air
- [Edinburgh - Kingsknowe to George Watson's College](https://bikebus.org/kingsknowe-to-george-watsons-college-edinburgh/) - Kingsknowe, via Lanark Road to George Watson's College (Junior School) Bike Bus Departs from Dovecot Park on Tuesdays, with an additional pick-up at the Water of Leith Visitor Centre. ROUTE https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/126139153 Lanark Road to George Watson's College (Junior School), Edinburgh Every Tuesday during term time. How to get onboard... Join anywhere on the route! To
- [Edinburgh - Fairmilehead to George Watson's College](https://bikebus.org/fairmilehead-george-watsons-college-edinburgh/) - Fairmilehead to George Watson's College (Junior School) Bike Bus Departs from Charwood car park, Fairmilehead, every Friday at 8am during term time.ROUTEhttps://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/129999694 Fairmilehead to George Watson's College (Junior School), Edinburgh Departs Charwood car park, Fridays at 8am. How to get onboard... Join anywhere on the route! To volunteer, email: jarlathflynn@hotmail.com Bike bus 'Driver' Jarlath Flynn
- [Edinburgh - Davidson's Mains Primary](https://bikebus.org/davidsons-mains-primary-edinburgh/) - Barnton to Davidson's Mains Primary, Edinburgh Running monthly. TIMETABLE Departs from Flying Colours Nursery at 8am. ROUTE https://goo.gl/maps/8asvMofL8fmXSoLp8 Barnton to Davidson's Mains Primary School, Edinburgh Departs from Flying Colours Nursery, Barnton 8am, running monthly. How to get onboard... Join anywhere on the route! Bike bus 'Driver' TBC
- [London - Lewisham to Grove Park](https://bikebus.org/grove-park-lewisham/) - Coopers Lane Bike Bus Coopers Lane Bike Bus in Grove Park, London Borough of Lewisham, enables the children of Coopers Lane Primary School to cycle to school.We meet every Friday in term time at a different traffic-free location.You can join every week, or just when we start near your home.ROUTE & PICK UP POINTSRoute varies
- [Warwickshire - Kenilworth](https://bikebus.org/kenilworth-warwickshire/) - 'Bike Gang' Bike Gang is a pilot scheme running for a week in July and then for a week in early September, to encourage and support young people and their parents with cycling to school. A group of children (from Y6 upwards) cycle to and from their secondary school with parents and other volunteers for
- [London - Hackney](https://bikebus.org/hackney-london/) - Like2Bike Bike Bus The Like2Bike bike bus offers a twenty minute semi-circular ride to school for all pupils (and their parents) from Orchard Primary School (part of the Viridis Federation) in Hackney, London. The bus was initially supported by a grant from FIT (the Foundation for Integrated Transport), which paid for a ride leader and
- [Edinburgh - Costorphine](https://bikebus.org/corstorphine-edinburgh/) - Corstorphine Bike Bus Running fornightly on Fridays from Corstorphine West to Corstorphine Primary School. Corstorphine West to Corstorphine Primary School Dechmont Road to St Margaret's Park How to get onboard... Visit our Twitter page: @BikeBusCorstPS or via Facebook or email activetravelcps@gmail.com Bike bus 'Driver' Corstorphine PS
- [Edinburgh - Blackford](https://bikebus.org/blackford-edinburgh/) - James Gillespie Primary School One of the first bike buses in the UK, the JGPS bike bus has been running since March 2019. A bike bus run by parents and local volunteers, taking children via Oswald Road to James Gillespie Primary School – parents and children can join anywhere on the route. 08:20 Junction of
- [Cardiff - Canton](https://bikebus.org/canton-cardiff/) - Radnor Primary School set up the first bike bus in Wales.The ride now covers a wide area with multiple joining points and parent volunteers as marshals.Radnor Primary School also has a pool of bicycles available to those who don’t have one of their own, so they can try cycling to school . Contact Radnor Primary
- [Glasgow - Shawlands](https://bikebus.org/shawlands-glasgow/) - Shawlands Bike Bus meets on Fridays at 8.30am during term time, and rides to Shawlands Primary School. Join at any of the bus stops, and arrive at school happy and ringing your bells as you come into the school gates! Shawlands Primary School Fridays during term time from 8.30am How to get on board...
- [Why do cyclists ride in the middle of the road?](https://bikebus.org/why-do-cyclists-ride-in-the-middle-of-the-road/) - Many collisions can be prevented by riding in the centre of your lane: known as the “Primary Position”, and described in the Highway Code’s Rule 72. This graphic shows how to avoid four common types of car-versus-bike collision: Close PassLeft HookRight CrossSMIDSY All of these collisions are the motorists’ fault, and it’s the cyclist who’ll get
- [How to ride in a Bike Bus](https://bikebus.org/how-to-ride-in-a-bike-bus/) - Each Bike Bus has its own way of doing things. Our favourite template is from the Shawlands Bike Bus, who organise their bus using these simple roles: Leader Rides at the front and sets the pace. Everyone in the main group follows the leader and makes sure to stay behind them. Sweeper Rides at the
- [Hierarchy of Safety](https://bikebus.org/hierarchy-of-safety/) - We all want to improve safety, especially for our children: it’s top of the list of reasons holding people back from cycling more.How do we improve our safety on the road? Where should we focus our time & resources?I recently discovered the “Hierarchy of Controls” used by risk managers everywhere. This example is designed by
- [The start of a global Bike Bus movement?](https://bikebus.org/the-start-of-a-global-movement/) - Are we witnessing the start of a global bike bus movement? On 30th March 2023 Bike Bus leaders and other stakeholders joined the Bike Bus Summit 2023 to define a vision for Bike Buses globally, develop community resources and support more bike buses around the world. One outcome was the Barcelona Declaration, a call to
- [Worcester](https://bikebus.org/worcester/) - Bike Worcester If you are looking for a healthier, more sustainable alternative to the school run, try the bike bus. We cycle together as a group for a safe, friendly start to the day. We are running bike buses to ever more primary schools in Worcester; we may already go to yours. 10 routes serving
- [How to Set Up Your Own Bike Bus](https://bikebus.org/how-to-set-up-your-own-bike-bus/) - If there’s no existing bike bus near you, consider setting up your own!Until now, there’s been little guidance on how to set up and run your own bike bus, but this excellent new guide from Sustrans is a helpful starting point (focused on primary school aged children). Download Sustrans' FRideDays guide Cycling UK have also
- [What is a 'Bike Bus'?](https://bikebus.org/what-is-a-bike-bus/) - Bike buses are a great way of helping people make everyday journeys, whether it’s to school, to work or to services in your community. A “bike bus” involves a lead cyclist (the bike bus “driver”) riding along a planned route with other cyclists joining along the route. The group cycles together to its destination. WHY

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- [Home Page](https://bikebus.org/) - Ride to school with friends. FIND YOUR NEAREST BIKE BUS WHAT IS A "BIKE BUS"? Bike buses are organised cycle rides that you can join or leave anywhere along the route.Each bike bus has a "Driver" who looks after the group, guiding riders across junctions along the route.Most bike buses are organised to & from
- [Interactive Map](https://bikebus.org/map/) - Find Your Nearest Bike Bus Add Your Bike Bus Add your own bike bus to our interactive map by clicking the button below. Add a Bike Bus Search by City, Town Birmingham – Cotteridge Bike Buses Cotteridge Bike Bus assembles every Friday morning at 272 Franklin Road, departing 8:25am, and arrives at Cotteridge Junior &
- [Edinburgh](https://bikebus.org/edinburgh/) - The Edinburgh Bike Bus Project In recent years Edinburgh city has seen several schools set up bike buses to facilitate the safe and healthy transport of children to their schools. These ground-breaking schools have proved that the bike bus concept works, and Edinburgh Council now wants other schools to experience the benefits which come with
- [Moseley Missiles Winter Championship](https://bikebus.org/missiles-winter-championship/) - Moseley Missiles Winter Championship Moseley Missiles’ Winter Championship runs from when the clocks change in October to when they go back in March. It’s an endurance league, over 22 weeks, to encourage our riders out into the cold, wet and dark of our UK winter. Strange thing, pushing against your comfort zone: your comfort zone
- [The Missiles Method](https://bikebus.org/missiles-method/) - The Missiles Method The Moseley Missiles is a cycling club run by its volunteers. We don’t have rules as such, but we do have the Missiles Method: All are welcome – we don’t care what you ride or how fast you ride it. We ride to the pace of the slowest rider. No Missile is dropped
- [Moseley Missiles](https://bikebus.org/moseley-missiles/) - Moseley Missiles Cycling Club Moseley's Friendly Cycling Club The Moseley Missiles organise weekly rides on Friday and Sunday mornings, and a host of cycling and social events throughout the year.We’re based in Moseley, Birmingham, UK, and our members live around Moseley, Kings Heath, Harborne and other parts of Birmingham.Regular rides (every week, all year):6.40am every
- [Resources](https://bikebus.org/resources/) - I’d cycle, if only the roads were safer! *Source: https://www.pacts.org.uk/updated-results-for-gb-road-deaths-in-2020/ We all want safer roads. Every road collision is one too many. If 1,500 people died and 30,000... Read More Streets Ahead joins a Bike Bus! Ned and Laura join a bike bus! This celebratory, festive episode of Streets Ahead includes an East End bike
- [About](https://bikebus.org/about/) - About Us BikeBus.org has one simple aim: to help people find their nearest bike bus.Add your bike bus by clicking the button below. Add a Bike Bus BikeBus.org is not-for-revenue and not-for-profit, doesn’t charge any fees or apply for any grants, doesn’t host any ads, and is run entirely by volunteers. This website’s hosting fees
- [Add a Bike Bus](https://bikebus.org/add-a-bike-bus/) - Add a Bike Bus Route Add your own bike bus to our database by completing this form. This service is completely free, and we will only use your contact details to contact you to check the information is accurate & up to date.If you have any questions, or to add/amend/delete an existing bike bus route,
- [Contact](https://bikebus.org/contact/) - Contact Us Add Your Bike Bus Add your own bike bus to our map by clicking the button below. Add a Bike Bus Get In Touch We would love to answer your questions. Feel free to contact us by email: info@bikebus.org Email Bike Bus Bike Bus Testimonials “Dear Mike, Thank you so much for making
- [Workshops](https://bikebus.org/workshops/) - A Title Introducing Your Workshops An overview of the workshops you offer and how they will benefit the visitor. Workshop 1 Duration Participants Cost A paragraph describing what this workshop offers. For example, you can include details about the workshop content, dates, or registration process. This is your chance to convince the visitor that your
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