What should you do when riding in a group?

When riding in a group, it is essential to be aware of formations and maintain a safe distance from others. This practice enhances safety for all riders involved. Group riding typically involves specific formations that help to maximize visibility and manage the overall flow of the ride. Maintaining a safe distance not only allows each rider to have enough space to react to unexpected situations but also prevents collisions that could occur if riders are too close together.

Safety is paramount, and by being mindful of the distance and the formation, riders can communicate more effectively, particularly if the leader signals for changes in speed or direction. This awareness fosters a more organized and safer riding experience, allowing everyone in the group to enjoy the ride with reduced risk.