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Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 04:45 PM · 35 rsvps
Washington Park Recreation Center - 102 Ollie St NW in Atlanta, GATrue Beginners: Ages 13+
Thursday night classes are intended for older learners ages 13 to adult. If you have a learner younger than 13, please sign up for a Saturday morning True Beginners class!
Get ready to join the pedal-powered revolution sweeping through Atlanta! With more and more people riding bikes for fitness, commuting, and exploring the city, it's time for you to learn how to ride a bike!
This class is designed for true beginners – whether you're a kid or an adult riding for the first time or you've ridden in the past but still feel shaky on the pedals, we've got you covered.
There will be a limited number of bikes and helmets for participants to use, but if you have them, please bring them! They will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Throughout these classes, we'll cover:
• Helmet fit - two finger rule
• Know your bike
• Bike safety – ABC Quick Check
Fundamentals
• Brakes
• Balance
• Coast
• Pedal
• Stop
• Power start
Safety essentials
• Road rules (bike as a vehicle)
• Safe riding practices
• What to carry
Due to high demand and limited classes, please sign up if you know you are able to attend, or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to open up the class to other participants.
We'll meet at the Washington Park Natatorium, located at 102 Ollie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Please note that for participants under 18, a parent or guardian must accompany them throughout the entire class.
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Saturday, July 25, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 47 rsvps
Burgess Peterson Elementary School in Atlanta, GAGlenwood Avenue Walk Audit: Saturday, July 25
Access for All: Making All Transportation Options Work on Glenwood Avenue
Make a positive change in the communities along the Glenwood Avenue corridor that leads to a safer, more accessible, more comfortable walking environment for all ages.
Join us for a community walk audit to show what it’s really like to move along Glenwood Avenue without a car and to help shape practical solutions.
We’ll walk together to observe conditions—like missing or narrow sidewalks, unsafe or hard-to-reach crosswalks, and difficult routes to bus stops, stores, schools, and apartments—and identify changes that could make the corridor safer and more comfortable.
Your experience on Glenwood will help build the case for improvements that reflect how people actually use the street.
What We Will Do- Guided Walk Audit: Use a survey based on the AARP walk audit tool and Pedestrian Environmental Quality Index to observe and evaluate the walkability of Glenwood Avenue, highlighting what feels comfortable for walking, safety concerns, accessibility issues, and opportunities for improvement.
- Technical Support: Experienced advocates will lead discussion and offer technical insight during the walk audit to identify potential solutions and improvements that enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility.
- Summarize and Share: We will summarize the insights and proposed solutions gathered during the walk audit and share with residents and community partners. The summary will also be shared with transportation agencies and officials to advocate for necessary changes and improvements.
We Will Meet
Saturday, July 25, 2026 at 10:30 AM · 40 rsvps
Washington Park Recreation Center - 102 Ollie St NW in Atlanta, GATrue Beginners: All Ages
Get ready to join the pedal-powered revolution sweeping through Atlanta! With more and more people riding bikes for fitness, commuting, and exploring the city, it's time for you to learn how to ride a bike!
This class is designed for true beginners – whether you're a kid or an adult riding for the first time or you've ridden in the past but still feel shaky on the pedals, we've got you covered.
There will be a limited number of bikes and helmets for participants to use, but if you have them, please bring them! They will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Throughout these classes, we'll cover:
• Helmet fit - two finger rule
• Know your bike
• Bike safety – ABC Quick Check
Fundamentals
• Brakes
• Balance
• Coast
• Pedal
• Stop
• Power start
Safety essentials
• Road rules (bike as a vehicle)
• Safe riding practices
• What to carry
Due to high demand and limited classes, please sign up if you know you are able to attend, or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to open up the class to other participants.
We'll meet at the Washington Park Natatorium, located at 102 Ollie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Please note that for participants under 18, a parent or guardian must accompany them throughout the entire class.
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at 06:30 PM
South Downtown in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets - Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Every day in Atlanta, people walk, bike, or cross the street and don't make it home. Behind every crash is a person, a family, and a story that doesn’t end when the news cycle moves on.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets exists so that no one has to carry that experience alone.
What This Meeting Is
We’re bringing together those directly impacted by traffic violence—family members and survivors—for a supportive, in-person community gathering.
This is a space to:
- Connect with others who understand what you’re going through
- Share your experience, if and when you’re ready
- Be part of a growing community working toward safer streets
You are welcome to come just to listen. There is no pressure to speak.
Who Should Attend
This space is for anyone in the Atlanta region who has been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- Anyone navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
If you’re unsure whether this space is for you, you are welcome here.
What to Expect
- A welcoming, trauma-informed space
- Light facilitation and guided conversation
- Opportunities to connect with others
- No pressure to share your story
About Atlanta Families for Safe Streets
A survivor- and family-led community working to:
- Support those impacted by traffic violence
- Advocate for life-saving changes on our streets
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets is supported by Propel ATL and is part of the national Families for Safe Streets network.
Call to Action
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us.
RSVP today to receive location details
If you’re not ready to attend but want to stay connected, you can still sign up for updates.
Saturday, August 08, 2026 at 10:30 AM · 8 rsvps
The BELT Hub - West Midtown in Atlanta, GAE-Bike Class with The BELT Hub
Ready to transform your commute? Join our e-bike classes to learn to ride e-bikes confidently and safely! Our e-bike classes are open to participants 18 and older.
What You'll Learn:
- E-Bike Battery Safety: Learn best practices to safely charge and store your e-bike's battery.
- Safe Cycling: Learn how to ride an e-bike on roads and trails while sharing space with cars, pedestrians, and other cyclists.
- Basic Bike Maintenance: Learn the ABC Quick Check and basic maintenance tips to ensure your e-bike is safe and ready to ride.
Explore Further: Have you heard about the Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program? Don't miss this exciting opportunity to save on your e-bike purchase. Learn more about it here.
What to Expect:
This class is hosted in partnership with The BELT Hub and will be held at their West Midtown location. Participants are welcome to bring their own e-bikes to the class or rent from The BELT Hub for a discounted class price of $10 per hour.
If you plan to rent an e-bike, please arrive 30 minutes earlier to fill out paperwork and get fitted for an e-bike.
Please note that these classes are for participants 18+ only. Due to limited capacity, we kindly ask that only those who can definitely attend RSVP. Please update your RSVP as soon as possible if a conflict arises. Thank you!
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Saturday, August 22, 2026 at 10:30 AM · 16 rsvps
Bearings Bike Works in Atlanta, GATrue Beginners: 18 and under
Get ready to join the pedal-powered revolution sweeping through Atlanta! With more and more people riding bikes for fitness, commuting, and exploring the city, it's time for you to learn how to ride a bike!
This class is designed for true beginners and participants 18 years of age and under. The class will be in partnership with Bearings Bike Works but has been opened up to other children. They will have helmets for participants to use, but if you have them, please bring them! They will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Additionally, please bring your own bike if you have one for greater comfort. If you do not have one, you may use one of the bikes provided by Bearings.
Please do not include yourself ( parent ) in the rsvp so that we may have a more accurate count.
Throughout these classes, we'll cover:
• Helmet fit - two finger rule
• Know your bike
• Bike safety – ABC Quick Check
Fundamentals
• Brakes
• Balance
• Coast
• Pedal
• Stop
• Power start
Safety essentials
• Road rules (bike as a vehicle)
• Safe riding practices
• What to carry
Due to high demand and limited classes, please sign up if you know you are able to attend, or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to open up the class to other participants.
We'll meet at Bearings Bike Works, located at Retail, 982 B - Programs & Offices, 982 Murphy Ave SW 982 A, Atlanta, GA 30310.
Please note that for participants under 18, a parent or guardian must accompany them throughout the entire class.
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 07:00 PM
TBD in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets - Aug. Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Every day in Atlanta, people walk, bike, or cross the street and don't make it home. Behind every crash is a person, a family, and a story that doesn’t end when the news cycle moves on.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) exists so that no one has to carry that experience alone.
What This Meeting Is
We’re bringing together those directly impacted by traffic violence—family members and survivors—for a supportive, in-person community gathering.
This is a space to:
- Connect with others who understand what you’re going through
- Share your experience, if and when you’re ready
- Be part of a growing community working toward safer streets
You are welcome to come just to listen. There is no pressure to speak.
Who Should Attend
This space is for anyone in the Atlanta region who has been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- Anyone navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
If you’re unsure whether this space is for you, you are welcome here.
What to Expect
- A welcoming, trauma-informed space
- Light facilitation and guided conversation
- Opportunities to connect with others
- No pressure to share your story
About AFSS
AFSS is a survivor- and family-led community working to:
- Support those impacted by traffic violence
- Advocate for life-saving changes on our streets
AFSS Atlanta is supported by Propel ATL and is part of the national Families for Safe Streets network.
Call to Action
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us.
RSVP today to receive location details
If you’re not ready to attend but want to stay connected, you can still sign up for updates.
Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 04:45 PM · 9 rsvps
Washington Park Recreation Center - 102 Ollie St NW in Atlanta, GATrue Beginners: Ages 13+
Thursday night classes are intended for older learners ages 13 to adult. If you have a learner younger than 13, please sign up for a Saturday morning True Beginners class!
Get ready to join the pedal-powered revolution sweeping through Atlanta! With more and more people riding bikes for fitness, commuting, and exploring the city, it's time for you to learn how to ride a bike!
This class is designed for true beginners – whether you're a kid or an adult riding for the first time or you've ridden in the past but still feel shaky on the pedals, we've got you covered.
There will be a limited number of bikes and helmets for participants to use, but if you have them, please bring them! They will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Throughout these classes, we'll cover:
• Helmet fit - two finger rule
• Know your bike
• Bike safety – ABC Quick Check
Fundamentals
• Brakes
• Balance
• Coast
• Pedal
• Stop
• Power start
Safety essentials
• Road rules (bike as a vehicle)
• Safe riding practices
• What to carry
Due to high demand and limited classes, please sign up if you know you are able to attend, or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to open up the class to other participants.
We'll meet at the Washington Park Natatorium, located at 102 Ollie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Please note that for participants under 18, a parent or guardian must accompany them throughout the entire class.
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Saturday, August 29, 2026 at 10:30 AM · 12 rsvps
Washington Park Recreation Center - 102 Ollie St NW in Atlanta, GATrue Beginners: All Ages
Get ready to join the pedal-powered revolution sweeping through Atlanta! With more and more people riding bikes for fitness, commuting, and exploring the city, it's time for you to learn how to ride a bike!
This class is designed for true beginners – whether you're a kid or an adult riding for the first time or you've ridden in the past but still feel shaky on the pedals, we've got you covered.
There will be a limited number of bikes and helmets for participants to use, but if you have them, please bring them! They will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Throughout these classes, we'll cover:
• Helmet fit - two finger rule
• Know your bike
• Bike safety – ABC Quick Check
Fundamentals
• Brakes
• Balance
• Coast
• Pedal
• Stop
• Power start
Safety essentials
• Road rules (bike as a vehicle)
• Safe riding practices
• What to carry
Due to high demand and limited classes, please sign up if you know you are able to attend, or cancel your reservation as soon as possible to open up the class to other participants.
We'll meet at the Washington Park Natatorium, located at 102 Ollie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30314
Please note that for participants under 18, a parent or guardian must accompany them throughout the entire class.
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 07:00 PM
Atlanta Families For Safe Streets - Sept. Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Every day in Atlanta, people walk, bike, or cross the street and don't make it home. Behind every crash is a person, a family, and a story that doesn’t end when the news cycle moves on.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) exists so that no one has to carry that experience alone.
What This Meeting Is
We’re bringing together those directly impacted by traffic violence—family members and survivors—for a supportive, in-person community gathering.
This is a space to:
- Connect with others who understand what you’re going through
- Share your experience, if and when you’re ready
- Be part of a growing community working toward safer streets
You are welcome to come just to listen. There is no pressure to speak.
Who Should Attend
This space is for anyone in the Atlanta region who has been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- Anyone navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
If you’re unsure whether this space is for you, you are welcome here.
What to Expect
- A welcoming, trauma-informed space
- Light facilitation and guided conversation
- Opportunities to connect with others
- No pressure to share your story
About AFSS
AFSS is a survivor- and family-led community working to:
- Support those impacted by traffic violence
- Advocate for life-saving changes on our streets
AFSS Atlanta is supported by Propel ATL and is part of the national Families for Safe Streets network.
Call to Action
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us.
RSVP today to receive location details
If you’re not ready to attend but want to stay connected, you can still sign up for updates.