Find out everything you need to know about driving your bicycle! Produced by the Florida Bicycle Association, this book was made possible through funding from the Florida "Share the Road" license plate program, and from the State Safety Office of the Florida Department of Transportation.

Significant portions are reproduced, with permission, from Bicycling Street Smarts: Riding Confidently, Legally, and Safely by John S. Allen, published by Rubel Bike Maps and copyright 1988, 2001 Rodale Inc. Allen has been writing about bicycling since 1982. He is a co-author of Sutherland's Handbook for Bicycle Mechanics. He also works as a technical translator and consultant.

​This booklet was created specifically to help familiarize law enforcement officers with portions of the Florida vehicle code that relate to two-wheeled, human-powered vehicles. Included are motor vehicle responsibilities related to sharing the road with bicycles.

"Complete Bicycle & Pedestrian Law Enforcement Guide"

​Club rides should be enjoyable and safe for all participants. Each of us should be role models for other roadway users. Groups cyclists are typically the most visible members of the cycling community—we can be billboards for exemplary behavior, or we can reinforce the stereotypes that cyclists are scofflaws. The impressions our actions leave on the motorists we encounter have a tremendous effect on cycling advocacy.

The Group Riding brochure contains some guidelines and tips to improve group safety and enjoyment, as well as the public perception of club rides.

"Group Riding"