R I D I NG I N A G R O U P Riding in a group is a skill that comes with experience. The #1 thing to know is that communication is vital. Understanding verbal commands and hand signals are required for slowing and stopping or signaling to others that the road crossing is “clear” or if there are cars in the vicinity by the front rider calling “car up” and the rear rider calling “car back” or “car around.” A good article on getting started riding in a group can be viewed by clicking the button below: Unless you have a season of group experience with the same riders, do not attempt to pace line within a group. Ride at the back of the group to observe the behavior of experienced riders and give yourself and others plenty of room. There are YouTube videos about How To Ride in a Group that should be watched if you’re typically a solo rider. RIDING IN A GROUP FOR NEW CYCLISTS VIDEO FOR GROUP RIDING 11