Walk, Ride, and Roll to School Classes

Encourage your students to take active transportation to school with a free class!

The iCommute Walk, Ride, and Roll to School program offers free classes and events for public or private K-12 schools in the San Diego region. These classes are designed to teach students skills and safety to build confidence and encourage active transportation choices. Our goal is to increase the number of children who walk, bike, skate, or scooter to school; raise awareness of the benefits of more active forms of transportation; and promote pedestrian and bike safety.

The SANDAG iCommute program's bike education services have gone virtual! Register your school for ​an online class:

• Bike and Traffic Safety for Kids (Online Module) - In this virtual presentation, the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition provides a four-part module for students as a substitute for in-school assemblies. Lessons include rules of the road, signs and symbols, helmets and safety, and riding skills. Each module includes a video and quiz and can be completed in under 10 minutes. Adult supervision/assistance is advised for students younger than 10.

• Improve children's awareness about taking active forms of transportation to and from school
• Teach children about walking, biking, and skateboarding safety 
• Improve children’s health – increased physical activity can help combat childhood obesity 
• Show parents and students safe neighborhood routes to school and how to start a group biking or walking train
• Encourage active transportation to help reduce traffic congestion in school zones, which can improve safety
• Instill healthy habits in children’s commute decisions

For more information about  Walk, Ride, and Roll to School classes, please contact Kevin Baross, iCommute consultant, at kevin@sdbikecoalition.org or call 511 and say "iCommute."  

Para ver información en español, por favor utilice el traductor de Google en la parte inferior de esta página, mande un correo a iCommute@sandag.org, o llame al 511 y menciona "iCommute."