Put your bike bus on the map
Most bike buses start with one parent, one route, and three families who live nearby. This gives you a page with the route, the stops and the times on it: something you can send to another parent instead of explaining it again.
Need help planning your first ride? Read the guide to starting a bike bus.
Which school?
Where the ride ends up. Everything else hangs off this.
About the ride
Rough is fine. Every one of these is editable the moment it exists.
Something families would recognize on a flyer. Most are named after the school or the neighborhood.
Which mornings?
Most bike buses ride one morning a week. Friday is the most common.
The bell time, not when you set off.
One corner is enough to start. It goes on your page with its time, and the rest can come after.
What a first morning looks like, who it suits, how fast you go. A nervous parent reading your page is deciding whether their eight-year-old can keep up.
Where cancellations go. We link to it, we never replace it, and you can leave this until you have one.
And you are?
You will be the owner: the roster, who else can help, and the subscription if you ever want one. All of it can be handed to somebody else when your own child moves on.
Families see this on your page.
Creates your account. No password. We email a link when you need one.
Free. You can change all of this later.