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Built for club bike bus organizers

Coordinate the ride without carrying every detail in your head.

Bring routes, recurring rides, meeting stops and volunteer plans together, so your co-leaders and families can keep up with the next ride.

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Kentwood Friday Mornings club planning: schedule, route, all required volunteer roles staffed, household RSVP, and families joining.

Friday, ready to roll.

Red Line · Friday

7:30 AMMeet at

W 85th Pl &
Emerson Ave

BikeBus next ride on Apple Watch: Friday, 7:30 AM, Kentwood.
Next ride, at a glance.

BETA We’re looking for organizers and families to test the mobile app. Get in touch to help test.

Route builder

Start with the route.

Find your school, sketch a route through your neighborhood and mark places for families to meet. Traffic-control annotations highlight crossings to review as you plan.

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Choose a destination

02

Draw the route and stops

03

Review stops and traffic controls

Draw your route

No account is needed to start sketching.

Route Builder on an iPad showing Kentwood Elementary’s Red Line in red, with eight numbered meeting stops and an expanded street-level preview at El Manor Avenue and W 80th Place.

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Curious, but not sure?

Learn how to start a bike bus at your school

Getting Started Guide

For organizers

A joyful ride takes coordination.

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Plan routes and manage participation

Give families a clear route to school, with meeting stops and crossings to review. Set up recurring rides and see who’s joining at each stop, so your team knows what to prepare for.

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Recruit and prepare volunteers

Turn offers of help into a plan for the ride. Ask volunteers to take a role, confirm assignments and see where you still need coverage.

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Keep families up to date

Help families keep track of where to meet, when to arrive and any changes, with scheduled reminders and notifications that prompt a weather review.

The BikeBus.club app

The plan goes with you.

Ride-day details in one place for families and leaders.

BETA We’re looking for organizers and families to test the mobile app. Get in touch to help test.

See the live bus map

Club families follow the bus, stops, and traffic controls in real time.

Join from where you are

Private, road-routed guidance from your location to your stop, when available.

Guide the ride

Ride leaders see the next turn and stop.

iPad showing family WhatsApp groups, with Kentwood Elementary Bike Bus selected. A BikeBus.club reminder gives the 7:30 AM departure, confirmed crew, and RSVP link; families reply with bike-ready messages and emoji reactions.

Family experience

Know what to expect before you join.

Find your meeting stop and departure time, get to know who’s organizing and follow updates when plans change.

Get started

Safety and trust

Support careful route planning and a prepared volunteer team.

Clear plans help everyone prepare. Local organizers lead each ride and use their judgment for the conditions, with the safety guide and Bike Bus World’s training resources to draw on.

Route review cues

Make stops and crossing considerations visible.

Volunteer coordination

Help organizers plan adult roles and coverage.

Clear organizer identity

Help families know who is running the ride.

Safety guide

Give everyone practical preparation guidance.

Review the safety guide

Why bike buses matter

The ride is about more than transportation.

A bike bus brings joy, laughter, and the excitement of arriving at school together. There may be benefits in the classroom, too. Medical Daily reported on a Danish study linking walking or cycling to school with better concentration-test results.

“The exercise one uses to transport oneself to school is reflected in the level of concentration one has circa four hours later.”

Niels Egelund, study co-author, quoted in Medical Daily · Read the article
Medical Daily article: Walking, Biking to School Improves Concentration, published November 24, 2012, with a photograph of children cycling.

Gear Guide

Get ready for a great ride.

Start with what you already have, then find gear for the things your ride needs.

Explore the Gear Guide

Sponsors and partners

Help more local organizers get rolling.

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