Bike Commuting 101
Traffic Skills for Bike Commuting 101 is the best first step towards learning how to drive your bicycle in traffic. Outdoor Chattanooga’s League of American Bicyclists Certified Instructors (LCI’s) have the training and expertise to teach you the techniques on how to ride safely and predictably on the road. Using video tutorials, Q&A, and a guided ride on city streets, our instructors will teach you the basic rules and techniques for driving your bicycle in traffic. This free class is offered upon request for individuals and groups ages 16 and up. Contact Outdoor Chattanooga to learn more and schedule a date/time that works for you.
What You’ll Learn
- TN State and Chattanooga laws pertaining to bicycles
- Lane positioning and changing
- Signaling and scanning
- Basic bicycle safety and helmet check
FAQs
When is this class offered?
Classes are offered upon request for individuals and groups. Participants must be at least 16 years old to participate. Email info@outdoorchattanooga.com or call 423-643-6888 to learn more and register.
How much does the class cost?
Do I need to make a reservation?
Do I need to wear a helmet during the ride?
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**Due to the Tennessee NICA State Championship the location has changed and will be sent in confirmation email after registering*** Are you ready to learn to ride mountain bikes? Join […] |
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Disc golf is one of the easiest activities to get you into the outdoors! Its a walk in the woods while playing a very fun and social game. Start with […]
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Learn more about how to get involved with the club and even more opportunities to get outdoors!https://www.sierraclub.org/tennessee/cherokeeThe Sierra Club is the most enduring and influential grassroots environmental organization in the […] |
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Join Outdoor Chattanooga for a beginner friendly tour of downtown Chattanooga on the Tennessee River. OC's guide staff will provide basic kayak instruction and moving water safety, then lead a leisurely […] |
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Tennessee River Gorge Kayak Tour — 9 miles, guided & equippedPaddle from Suck Creek to Raccoon Mountain through the scenic heart of the Gorge, with sweeping views of cliffs, hardwood […]
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Toddler Treks at Crabtree Farms — nature play for ages 2–6 (all ages welcome with a caregiver).In partnership with The Forest Kin Nature School, this session invites hands-on exploration: crunching […] |
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Get ready for an afternoon of harmony! Join us for the return of Notes in Nature at Greenway Farm on Sunday, November 2nd!This FREE, self-guided musical adventure is the perfect way […] |
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Chattanooga Grotto is the caving club of Chattanooga, TN. Meetings are held every first Monday of the month at Outdoor Chattanooga in Coolidge Park at 7PM EST. Anyone is welcome […] |
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Stroll the South Chickamauga Creek Greenway at dusk under November’s Beaver Moon. Aquarium naturalists and Outdoor Chattanooga will guide quiet observation and listening along the boardwalks, highlighting seasonal changes, animal […] |
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Silver Adventures Explores Lula Lake — hike at a leisurely pace; big views!Experience the upper falls and lake from an old 1800s railroad bed, with history and natural highlights shared […] |
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Roaring Creek Guided Hike — Cumberland Trail, ~4 miles out & backExplore moss-covered rocks and fall color along a repurposed mining railbed beside Roaring Creek, then tackle a steady climb […] |
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Are you ready to learn to ride mountain bikes? Join "Trail Quest," a dynamic class tailored for beginners and those looking to build their mountain biking skills at their own […] |
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Curious about how you can get involved with Outdoor Chattanoogaand make a difference? Join us for our Volunteer Orientation! This event is designed to introduce new and returning volunteers to […] |
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Veterans Day Ruck Walk — walk with purpose, honor with heartJoin us for a quiet, meaningful community walk to honor the service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans. You’re invited […] |
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A Search for Bigfoot- Family Friendly Hike Celebrating National Trails Day Family-friendly, free woods hike + Bigfoot Scavenger Hunt on Lookout Mountain! Explore easy trails, follow playful clues, and search […] |
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Chattanooga Bicycle Club meets at the Philip Grymes Outdoor Chattanooga Center the 3rd MONDAY monthly from 6pm- 7:30 pm.The CBC is a recreational cycling club whose members share the good fortune of […] |
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Little Sequatchie Cove Partner Hike — with Appalachian Conservation InstituteLearn, explore, and hike adjacent to Little Sequatchie Cove, where ACI protects ~10,000 acres of wildlife corridor. Start at the ACI […] |
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Kayak the Tennessee River Gorge—no experience needed. This guided 4.4-mile (~2 hour) paddle starts at Raccoon Mountain Boat Ramp and ends at Sullivan’s Landing. We provide the kayaks, life jackets, […] |
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Learn more about how to get involved with the club and even more opportunities to get outdoors!https://www.sierraclub.org/tennessee/cherokeeThe Sierra Club is the most enduring and influential grassroots environmental organization in the […] |
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More details to come soon........ REGISTER HERE! As a reminder registration opens 2 weeks before the event and closes two days before! For more information call 423-387-LEAF (5323) or email […] |
Did You Know?
Chattanooga has over 75 miles of bike facilities, including non-motorized paved pathways, greenways and dedicated bike lanes throughout the city. Chattanooga was ranked 30th out of the 50 Best Bike Cities in the U.S. by Bicycling.com.