OTHER IMPORTANT TIPS
Drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration. Avoid riding on high speed and traffic roads without bicycle facilities, especially at night. Contact the organizations listed in the resources section of this map for information end advice about all aspects of commuting by bike, utilitarian bicydlng, bicyde touring; bike ride events, advocacy initiatives, cycling courses, and national bicycle education programs for adults and children.

GEORGIA1S CLIMATE

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RULES FOR THE ROAD

OBEY TRAFFIC LAWS Bicyclists are responsible lo know and obey all llllffic laws. signs. signals. and pavement marlmgs.

Doing this and being courteous to other road users

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the fact that bicycles belong on the road.

UBE OPEN ROADS Bicycle travel is allowed on all roads In
Gao!gia that are open to motor vehicle travel, with the exception ofoompletely ateeSS-COntrolled roads Ike the
.,,_te Highway System. The Interstates. and any other
specially deolgnated, controlled-access roads will haw traffic
controlsIdentifying the prohibitions.

RIDE TO THE RIGHT On two-way roads. ride with the flow of nfflc and aa nearto the right s kle of 1he roadway as practicable .l.l&IRI, for example, when turning left; or when ~ the same speed as traffic; or when the trawl lane is tao narrow to share safely with a motor vehicle; or when
peeaing a stopped or parked vehicle; or when evoking hazards
10 safe bk:yalng such as debr1S, rough pavement, blcycle-Ureunfrlendly drainage grates, and potentially opening vehicle dcors. WIKo1 riding on the righ~ give yourself enough room from the rfght curb or pawment edge to make travel lne adjustments. On one-way, multi-lane roads, you can rtde wllh the llowoflrafflc olthor as abovo or In ltro Ion portion of the ferlefllano.

STOP FDR PEDESTRIANS INCROSSWALKS Pedestrians have the right of way when they are In crosswaks (marked or unmarked). As a blcyc/lsl you also have the option of
dismounting Bl strset Intersections and becoming a pedestrian. Such sn action is nothing to be reluctant about,
parlJcularfy In nogottaUng poorly designed or comp/ox /ntetsecflons. Be aware that pedestrians and joggera often use Iha edges of roadways, especially when there are no lklawalka. While vehicles are not required to yield in such
situations, it ls oommon sense and courtesy to do so.

USE LIGHTS AND REFLECTORS AT NIGHT Every bicycle.
when being used at night in Georgia, must be equipped with a white front light and rear red reflector each visible from 300 feel A rear red light may also be used in addition to the rear red rellector.

DO NOT RIDE MDRE THAN TWO-ABREAST When mling with others, do not hog the road. While two bicydists riding
side by side (maximum in most situations ) is allowed by Georgia law, it ls common oourtesy to ride single file if it makes it easier fa cars and trucks to pass.

DO NOT ENDANGER PASSENGERS Never carry an addltlonal passenger(s) unless the bicycle Is specifically designed and/or equipped to do so. Children under age one
rrey only be transported In an infant sling or bicycle trailer (and
In aco:>rdance with the device manufacturer's instructions ). Children age one to four may be carried In the above devices or also In a child passenger blcyde seat.

BIKES ON PUBLIC TRANSIT
B i c y cling a n d tra n sit can multlply each other"s utility. T he B us (Athe n s, GA) - (706) 61 3 -3430 http://thebus.negia.net C-T ran (Clayton Co.) - 770-472-8800 www.co.d ayton.ga.us/ctran/main.htm Cobb Community T ran sit 7 70- 427 -4444 www.cobbdot.o rg/cct.htm G w inn ett Co. T ransit - 770-822-50 10
WNW actransit com
MA RTA (Atla nta) 404-858-5000 www.itsamarta.com
Savan nah C ity Transit CAT (912) 233-5767 - www.Ca tch aCat.org
* Bikes allow ed o n M ARTA Rail, o n ly.
Bike There 2001 on Trir lty A,enue in Atlanta
GETTING READY FOR A BICYCLE TRIP
Use a properly sized bicycle and keep It In good repair. Before every trip, check tires a nd air pressure. b rake components, and chain condition. Carry a simple repair bag with tire patch kit, a bike pump, and a few basic tools. Bring along a first aid kit for emergencies and c lothing for changing weather and a water bottle. Consider using a bicycle speed/odometer device, a mirror, and bicycle lock.

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SHver Comet Trail on South Hurt Road nea, Ma~leton
MOTORISTS SHOULD CONSIDER
BICYCL ES BELONG ON ROADS Bicyclists may not be the fastest road users, but Georgia law recognizes bicycles as vehicles a nd provides bicyclists with full rights end responsibllil es of using the roads. Please drive courteously.
Bk:ycilsts typically travel on the right side ol the road, but may move to the Jen when tumillQ left; or passing slower and stopped vehicles, or traveling in a lane too narrow to be shared with a motor vehicle. or avoiding things like debris, rough pavement, pedestrians, and potential opening car doors.
Bk:ycles ore a legitimate mode of transportation that are pollution free and put no measurable wear and tear on our roads. Because they are small and since bicyclists often seek lower traffic vOlume and back roads, they cause less congesOOn too.
PASS BICYCLISTS WITH CARE Look ahead when you drive; plan and antldpate passli,g a bicyclist quickly, efficlenUy, and with plenty of room (oon&ider the bicycle as a motor vehicle and move ontiroty into the leftfpasaii,g lane and postpone moving back lo the right until after lhe bk:ydi8t 1$ fully In view of your rear view mirror). If the road ls not dear for passing or When In doubt, be patient and wait un1M it Is safe to pass.
SAVE YOUR HORN AND LIGHTS Honking and flashfn11 your headlights because you see a bicydist on the roadway is not a permitted use al horns and lights. Some blcycllsts are startled by euch ectiona and thla could cause a &erious crash,
USE EXTRA CAUTION Assess each blcycllst's capabll11ies with Iha
awareness that bleyde nder skills end ages vary greatly. A sk!Uful
bicyclist rklel pradlctabty and holds a steady llne. Give all bicyclists the axtra courtesy they need to negotiate ra1road tracks and narrow bridges. Also be careful during morning and aftemoon peak !raffle Umea when there ara more bike oommu1ers on the road plus the potential for lhe sun's glare to blind you to all vehicles and make bk::ycfisteclfflcutt toaee.
IIDEWALK8 ARE FOR WALKING Do not expect blcyciists to use lidawalks (or even ad;acent side paths) instead of the road. Bcycllng
on lklewalks. except tor children. Is problematiC for both pedestrians and bleydiats. Pleme, 'Share The Road.
DO NOT UTTER ~ lltler being an eyuore and ll'egal, bloyolillll favor dean, emoolh roads. Glass ond other trash forcos
I..,,_ ,_end blcydilll left (away from the right aide of the roadways) Pleasehelp
looep Gaglo'sRIOdways

TIPS FOR SAFER BICYCLING
USE A BICYCLE HELM ET A well-fitting, properly worn, certified, bicycle helmet could save your brain and your life (three-fourths of the annual, national, 800-900 bicycling-related crash deaths are attributed to head injuries). Research indicates that a bicycle helmet can cut the risk of head injury by 85 percent. It is state law for thOse under age
16 operating a bicycle, or riding as a passenger, to wear a
certified and properly attached helmet.
NEVER RIDE AGAINST TRAFFIC Motorists. other bicyclists. and pedestrians are not looking for anyone bicycling in the wrong direction on the wrong side of the roadway. Riding against the flow of traffic s!gnificantly Increases the opportunity fo r and severity of crashes .
PASS ONLY ON THE L EFT Only pass on the right judiciously. Other road users are not typically looking for anyone passing on the right. Passing on the right increases the likelihood of crashes. Even when a roadway includes a bike lane, w ide curb lane, or paved shoulder, use caution when passing on the right.
BE PREDICTABLE Use hand signals to indicate your
intentions to turn, change lanes, merge, slow, and/or stop,
Your JX>Silion within the roadway and in a lane will also, indirectly, signal your intentions. Avoid sudden unexpected movements. Do not weave in and out of traffic. Pick and hold a steady line.
BE SMART Do not catch a ride by hanging on to a moving vehicle. Keep at least one hand on the blcycle handlebars. In addition to having lights and reflectors when bicycling at night. use light colored and/or retro-reflective clothing and bicycle accessories to help you be seen at night. Ride defensively watch out for others, especially at intersections where most crashes occur. Cross railroad tracks as close to perpendicular as possible {al right angles/near 90 degrees) lo avoid having the flangeway "grab your wheel" and cause you to crash. Keep an eye out for and steer clear of sunken drainage grates and drainage grates with slots aligned in the same direction as tire travel. Watch for animals. Be e>ttra careful around trucks and tractor-trailers as they have long stopping distances; forceful wind turbulence: big blind spots; and wide turning radii that can foot a bicyclist into a position that leaves them vulnerable to being run over by rear tires. Never wear headphones. Pull comp!elely off the road when stopped.
BICYCLES AND GEORGIA LAW
Georgia law fundamentally recognizes bicycles as vehicles and provides bicycle dnvers with the same right s and responsibilities afforded other vehicle drivers. Those subsedions of Georgia law dealing with aspects of transportation and travel unique to bicycies such aa Installing blcycle-lire-frfendly drainage grates. transporting chldren by bicycle. end having bicycle llghts and reflectors ind ude Georgia Code 36-60-5, 401-1 . and 40-6-290 through 40-6-299. These can be viewed in libraries with legal collecUons and on-line by searching for "bicyde" or typing a specific Code Number at w w w , a t a t e . g a.u s l e e r v l c e a / o c o d e / o c g a ea r c h , ht m ,

SHARED-USE-PATH ETIQUETTE
Shared-use-paths, (g reenw ay paths, and rail-trails operate) s imilar to r oadways . Bike, skate, or walk on the right, with the flow of traffic. Slow down when approaching end passing other trail users. Before passing, announce yourself o r intentions well in advance. A friendly ringing bike bell or Hello! Passing on your left.~are considerate and work well. AJways pass on the left... never pass on the right. Always allow faster trail users to pass on your left.
Oboy a ll traffic s igns and rules. Be predictable and extra cautious at intersections and driveways. Do not pass when there is oncoming traffic or when there is a solid yellow, center line. Travel at safe speeds or under posted speed paying attention lo what is in front and behind you.
Do not block t he trail. Groups should travel single file when other trail users are present. If you must stop for any reason, move off of the trail (out of the main travelway).
Show courtesy by yielding to other trail u sers. Bicydists, skaters, and wa lkers yield to horses. Bicyclists and skaters yield to walkers. Bicydists yield to skaters. Downhill users yield to uphill users Faster users yield to slower users.
Control animals . Give a nimals (especially horses) extra room and time to a djusl to your presence. Keep pets on a leash and under control. Walk pets on the right-hand shoulder. Clean animal waste from trails.
Keep the trails c lean. Do not litter. Recycle your own and others trash.
Other cons iderations. Adhere to trail restrictions and hours .. only use trails when they are open. Use front and rear lights if traveling at night. Respect the rights of property owners adjacent to traits. Watch for and report crime and maintenance problems to the appropriate authority. Plan a head knowing your equipment, your abilities, your nourishment requirements, and the area. Prepare with appropriate and well maintained gear, clothing, and accessories (use a checklist). Be extra careful in inclement weather.

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JA N FEB MAR APR MAY J UN IR(AINtClFHAEJS.L) 4.8 4.7 5.2 3.8 4.0 4.4

JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 5.3 4.8 3.6 2.7 3.2 4.3

Bike The1e 2001 on Boulevard In Atlanta
INDIVIDUAL ROUTE NARRATIVES AND STRIP MAPS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE UNDER THE BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN S ECTION OF THE GDOT W EB SITE.
WWW.DOT. STATE .GA.US

FYI
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
TO REPORT AN INCIDENT: Dial "DOT ("366) on your cellular phone.

Blk lane on Sugarloaf P1r'C.w1y nu t Ln rtnivlle

BRAG2001 on 0 111-112 ne11 Mllledgev111,
While the Georgia Department of Trans portation has made ovary reasonable ef fort to en sure that tho Informatio n co ntained in this docu me nt 1s correct at the time of Its printing, the actual cond itions that the riders may fmd could vary Further tho Departm ent d oes not warrant the safety
of or assume any rcsp o ns1b1hty for any personal mJu ry or pro perty damage s uttorod by b icyclists o n those ro utes, on tho idontlf1od s hared -u se-path s or o n any State roadway

24-HOUR OPERATIONS CENTER (To report hazards and general maintenance needs on the State Highway System) (404) 624-6172 1-800-722-6617 1-866-419-GDOT
GA. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION 2 Capitol Square, S .W. Allanla, GA 30334
WWW.DOT.STATE.GA.US
WWW.GEORGIA-NAVIGATOR.COIi
GA D.O.T. Office of Communication (404) 656-5267
GA D.O.T. Map Sales (404) 656-5336
GA DEPT. OF INDUSTRY, TRADE & TOURISM Tourism Divisk>n P. 0 . Box 1776
Ailanta, GA30301- 1776 (404) 656-3590
www.georgla .org1tVtourism
GA DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Parks, Recreation and Historic Sites Division
205 Buller S1ree1. S. W Allanta. GA30334 (404) 656-2770 www.genet.org/dnr
U. S. FOREST SERVICE 1720 Peachtree Street Suite 154
Atlanta. GA 30309 (404) 347-2384
U. S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR National Perk Service Atlanta Federal Center 1924 Building 100 Alabama St. , S W. Allanla. GA 30303 (404) 562-3108
U. S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE 1875 Century Boulevard Swte420 Ailnnla. GA 30345 (404) 679-7319

P.O . Box 8 7 0387 Stone Mou ntain , GA 30087
(77D) 594-8350 www.b i kesbl.o r g
BICYCLE RIDE ACROSS GEORGIA P.O . Box 8 7 1111
Sto ne Moun tlan, GA 30087 -0028 (770) 92Hi166 www.b r ag.o r g
ATLANTA BICYCLE CAMPAIGN P.O .Box 5525
Atlanta, GA 31107 (404) 522-5525
www.atlantabl ke.o r g
BikeAthens P.O. Box 344 Athens, GA 30603 (706) 425-0868 www.blkeathens.com
SOUTHERN OFF-ROAD BICYCLING ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 1358 Gainesville , GA 30503
(770) 565-1 7 95 www.sorba.or g
PATH FOUNDATION P.O. Box 14327
Atlanta, GA 30324 (404) 8 7 5-7284
www. pathfoundatlon.org
GEORGIA BICYCLE FEDERATION P.O. Box 511
Marietta, GA 30061 (7701 422-4840
www.serve.com/blke/georgla
For Information bout bike shops In Georgia visit:
www.serve.com/blke/georgla

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CLASS IFICATIONS

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GE~O-RGIA DETAILED BICTCLE ROUTE MAPS AND INFORMATION MAY SE
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32 7 6 1 / 39 Ac wo rth to F lorid a

35 Ma rch to the Sea

428 59 / 41 Rossville to Sa\'annah

45 L ittle Wh ite Hou se

124 6 1 / 39 Atlanta & Pa lm etto to Ellers lie

55 Appalachian Gateway 63

56 / 44 Robertstown to SBR 70 N ear S uwanee

85 Savannah River Run 10 S outhern C r ossing

314 87 I 13 North Ca ro lina to Sa vann ah 169 89 / , , South Ca ro llna to Florida

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65 / 3 5 L ake Sem inole to Jekyll I s land

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79 / 21 B lakely t o Waycross

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55 / 45 SBA 70 Nea r Grays on to E lberton

70 No rthe rn C resce nt

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15 / 85 Acwo r th to S n e l lville

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