
SUNDAY
10.25.26
Boston Common to
Mass. State House
Check In: 10 AM
Send Off: 11 AM
6 mile RIDE
1 mile WALK



OUR STREETS EXIST FOR EVERYONE.
RIDE FOR YOUR LIFE BOSTON
brings together families, friends, advocates, and elected officials to remember those we’ve lost, and turn collective action into meaningful change.
Ride. Walk. Rally.
For your family. For your community. For your life.

WHEN YOU SHOW UP, CHANGE HAPPENS
This year, we’re taking action on two fronts: advancing safer streets locally and building momentum for change across the country.

MASSACHUSETTS
In Massachusetts, we’re building a campaign to advance safer streets in Boston and across the Commonwealth. We’re working with partners to finalize our priorities and will share more soon—including how you can use your voice to help drive change.

NATIONWIDE
At the national level, we will urge passage of the Sarah Debbink Langenkamp Active Transportation Safety Act (HR 2011/S 944), a bipartisan bill in the U.S. Congress which would give states more flexibility in using federal transportation funds in building safe biking and walking infrastructure. A Wisconsin native, Sarah Langenkamp was killed in 2022 riding her bike home from her children’s elementary school outside Washington, D.C. Her death inspired the Ride for Your Life movement.
Want to help? There are many ways to join us, wither by volunteering, participating in our action alert, attending a legislative hearing, donating, or fundraising. Stay tuned for more information!
FUELING THE MOVEMENT TOGETHER
Every dollar raised fuels change.
CREATE
your fundraising page.

Tell people why you ride.
SHARE
your story.

Invite your community.
MAKE AN IMPACT
for safe streets.

Help fuel the movement.
Registration is free, but fundraising helps take Ride For Your Life further. Create a fundraising page, share why safer streets matter to you, and invite your community to join you in supporting the movement.






