New to city bicycling? Returning to bicycling from a long hiatus? Just want to be more in tune with bike progress in the Alamo Area or become more confident riding on streets, in mixed traffic? AAMPO’s Street Skills class is a free, hour-long program for adults and mature teens who want to understand where bicyclists fit on the street. It covers important street riding information in a classroom-style session. Street Skills class provides real-life examples of city bicycling scenarios and how best to handle them so that you enjoy pleasant, stress-free rides. Each class participant receives a helmet and bike light set, thanks to funding by the City of San Antonio Public Works Department. Advance registration is requested of all participants; walk-in students are welcome but are not guaranteed a helmet and light set. Street Skills classes are open to adults and teens who are at least 14 years old. Participants between 14 and 18 years old must attend with a legal guardian. FAQ: What are my transport/parking options for getting to the event? AAMPO has parking on-site and in the adjacent neighborhood. Additionally, we are served by VIA Bus routes 34, 42, and 51 in front of our office. Where can I contact the organizer with any questions? For any questions, please contact us at (210) 230-6931 or via email at moreno@alamoareampo.org. Can I update my registration information? Absolutely - either through EventBrite or by calling or emailing us before the event. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? No - there is no requirement for the printed ticket. We will be able to check your attendance off against the master list for the event. Can a Street Skills class come to me? Request a class for your organization, group or community at http://www.alamoareampo.org/streetskills/ and we'll get in touch with you!

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