IMPORTANT: Woodcrest Road will be closed to all vehicles. See reverse for details and directions for getting to this start location – including important information of what to do when arriving and travel tips to get you there on time.

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- Mile Cyclists: PATCO Woodcrest Station Start

200 Tindale Drive, Cherry Hill, N.J. > Due to nearly 6,000 cyclists starting at PATCO’s

Woodcrest station Saturday morning, a staggered start is necessary

> Accommodating the high number of cyclists presents many challenges and we appreciate your patience and cooperation

> We understand that waiting to start the event can be frustrating. However, cyclist safety is our top priority

> We work with local law enforcement to manage the number of cyclists being released at any given time during the start period

> Please follow instructions, and treat other cyclists,volunteers, Bike MS® staff and the police with the utmost respect

> Our ride has one of the best reputations in the country. By working together, we can keep it that wayStaggered Start Tips:

> Be patient > Only enter the start chute via the staging area —

this is the ONLY entrance to the route > Use designated walk areas only - stay out of the

start chute. Remember, you may be just arriving at PATCO,but your fellow Bike MS cyclists may be getting on the road

START TIMES

RIDER NUMBER PICK UP BEGINS: 5:30 a.m.ROLLING START & SPEECHES: 6:30 - 8:00 a.m.

> ALL CYCLISTS MUST BE ON THE ROAD BY 8:00 a.m. Cyclists arriving late will be bused to thefirstreststopaftercheckingin. No exceptions

> Attention Century Cyclists: No cyclists will be permitted to enter the Century Loop after 11:30 a.m. The century break off is at 46.6 miles. You are encouraged to plan your arrival time accordingly to ensure being released in one of the initial waves

Taking the Train to the PATCO Woodcrest StationIncreased train ridership brings money back to the Society. PATCO offers service to 13 stations* – four in Center City and nine in South Jersey. One-way fare to Woodcrest is $3.00 from Philadelphia or $1.60 from New Jersey. For everything you need to know about taking PATCO to the start, visit ridepatco.org/BikeMS or call 215-922-4600 or 856-772-6900 at any time. Bikes are welcome.

To avoid traffic, consider parking at an alternative PATCO station and taking the train to the Ride.*Stations with elevators: 15th & Locust, Ferry Ave, 9th & Locust, 8th & Market, Broadway (Camden), Lindenwold, Woodcrest

Parking at Burnt Mill and Woodcrest Rd.

This option is ONLY available for cyclists who meet the following criteria:1. Has a rider number (there is no rider number pick-up or donation drop-off)2. Do NOT need to go to PATCO for any reason (team photo, Top Fundraiser jersey pick-up, etc.)3. Ready to leave on route from the Overflow Parking lot (meeting requirement #1 and #2)

NOTE: You must wait as cyclists are released onto the route.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THIS PARKING LOT: Take Route 295 to Exit 32. At the end of the exit ramp, turn onto CR-561/Berlin Road heading east towards Voorhees.Atthetrafficlight,turnrightontoBurntMillRoad. Once on Burnt Mill Road, police and volunteers will direct you where to park.

SPACE IS LIMITED

YOU MUST BE READY TO RIDE.

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TRAFFIC: Allow extra travel time and expect delays on I-295 due to construction and the heavy volume on Saturday morning. (Bikes are not permitted on I-295.)

PARKING: Entry into the PATCO lots will take time. We make every effort to park cars quickly. Please be patient with us and consider taking PATCO. See map below for the order in which the lots will be filled.

CAMPING: No camping permitted Friday night. No exceptions.

REMINDER: YOU MUST FOLLOW ALL POLICE & STAFF DIRECTION

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For your safety and the safety of other cyclists, adhere to these guidelines:• While driving

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indicated pedestrianwalk ways at all times

> Luggage Locations andProcedure:» Luggage permitted in

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» If you have your ridernumber, you mustdrop your luggagebefore heading tothe tent area. Noexceptions

» If you do not have yourrider number, you willbe permitted to visitthe tent area with yourluggage to receive it

» Make sure you haveeverything you needfrom your luggage.Once you drop it, youwill not be able to getback to it

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City to Shore

ROUTE UPDATES & REMINDERS

We are excited to once again be entering Ocean City via the 9th Street bridge/Stainton Memorial Causeway (Rt.52). Visit the Route & Maps page of MScycling.org for Important Information for cyclists when entering Ocean City via the 9th Street bridge/Stainton Memorial Causeway (Rt.52) Changes to Hammonton Lunch Stop Reminder: note the location of the Lunch Stop has changed. It is still located in Hammonton at approx. mile 34. As always, the route is well marked, and cue sheets are available on the Route & Maps page of MScycling.org.Changes to Sunday Rest Stop 1 Reminder: The Scullville Volunteer Fire Company rest stop has beeneliminatedonSunday.ThefirstSundayreststop will be Mays Landing at mile 18.3. As always, it is important that all cyclists follow route markings, practice safe and courteous cycling behavior, and follow ALL police and volunteer direction.

Oakcrest High School, 1824 Dr. Dennis Foreman Dr.Mays Landing, N.J.

> Check-in starts at 9:00 a.m. This ride will kick off at 10:00 a.m. SHARP. All cyclists must be on the road by 10:00 a.m.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS: Take the Atlantic City Expressway East to exit 17, Route 50. At the end of the off-ramp, keep right and turn right onto Route 50 South. Turn left onto US-322 East [Black Horse Pike]. Proceed for about 2.5 miles and turn right onto Dr. Dennis Foreman Drive. The entrance will be on your left.

*This is NOT the Mays Landing rest stop. Please note: no overnight parking. Return transportation provided on Saturday ONLY.

Visit our website and check your email for up-to-date information about weather and other weekend details.

25 - Mile Cyclists: Mays Landing Start *

DIRECTIONS

SUNDAY

All cyclists need a rider number to participate. To receive a rider number we must have your $300 required minimum donation and signed waiver/safety pledge (completed during registration). If you have your rider number, you do not need to check in. If you need a rider number, please check in at the appropriate tent:

> ROOKIE RIDER TENT (PATCO only):Forfirst-yearCity to Shore cyclists

> TOP FUNDRAISER TENT/AREA (all sites): If you have raised $1,000 or more, pick up your rider number, jersey and credentials (if not already received). 2018 Top Fundraisers pick up your gold rider number here

> TEAM TENTS (PATCO only): Look for your team’s banner at the PATCO start (see map for general location and check MScycling.org for more details)

> RIDER NUMBER PICK-UP (all sites): If the previous three do not apply, pick up your rider number here

> BIKE RENTALS: If you rented a bike through Unlimited Biking. Visit the Routes & Maps page of MScycling.org for pick up and return details.

RIDER NUMBER PICK-UP

NEW LOCATION: Kramer Beverage 161 S 2nd Rd, Hammonton, NJ 08037

> Check-in starts at 8:00 a.m. This ride will kick off at 9:00 a.m. SHARP. All cyclists must be on the road by 9:00 a.m.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS: Take the Atlantic city expressway to exit 28– route 54. Keep left at the fork; Turn left onto Rt. 54 North (12th St). Continue on 12th St. Turn right onto S 2nd St. Turn left onto commerce way. CAUTION: CYCLIST TRAFFIC*This is NOT the Hammonton lunch stop. Please note: no overnight parking. Return transportation provided on Saturday ONLY.

45 - Mile Cyclists: Hammonton Start *

5th & the Boardwalk, behind the Civic Center Ocean City, N.J.

> Route opens at 6:30 a.m. > All cyclists must be on the road by 8:00 a.m.

75 - Mile Cyclists: Ocean City Start

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Finish Line Party:Aftercrossingthefinishlinetothecheers of hundreds of spectators, you and your loved ones are invited to join our celebration featuring plenty of food and live bands. Plus, collect your T-shirt and completer medal, vote for your favorite team jersey, and get your commemorative City to Shore photo!

Dinner: Pasta dinner offered from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Music Pier on the boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace or the Ocean City High School located at 6th & Atlantic Ave.Transportation: Return buses to your start locationare provided on Saturday at 6th & Atlantic. On Sunday,transportation will be provided to PATCO only (no shuttles will be provided to the 25 or 45-mile start locations on Sunday).

Jitney service is provided to the campground, all hotels,condos and team housing reservations made throughAccess Ocean City only. Jitneys are located on 6th Streetbetween Atlantic and the boardwalk.

IMPORTANT ROUTE REMINDERS > Route is fully supported and marked > Personal SAG vehicles, bicycle tagalongs, trailers and

carriers are not permitted on the route > Rest Stops are open to cyclists and authorized Bike

MS vehicles only > In the event of an emergency, contact the medical

emergency number located on the wristband you received with your rider number: 609-398-4156

OCEAN CITYEXPERIENCEMake the most of your stay in Ocean City. Spend time with your family at the award-winning boardwalk, shop at hundreds of stores in the booming downtown district, refuel from your ride at top-notch restaurants and relax on one of New Jersey’s most beautiful beaches. The OCIdentifier(picturedabove)letsyouknowwhichlocal businesses are offering something special City to Shore weekend.

For everything Ocean City, including allyour transportation and housing needs, visitnationalmssociety.org/OceanCity.

REQUIREMENTS• Helmets are required• Bike Inspections: To receive free bike maintenance during ride weekend, your bike must have a Bike MS® Inspected sticker. Visit MScycling.org for a list of officialBikeMS:CitytoShoreRidebike shop sponsors• City to Shore is a cup-free event. You must have a water bottle• Be a responsible cyclist! Roads are open to vehicles! With nearly 6,000 riders on the road City to Shore weekend, it is important that each cyclist set a good example by following the rules of the road, respecting the communities we ride through and being courteous to motorists and fellow cyclists. Be responsible. Be safe.

OCEAN CITY: 5TH & THE BOARDWALK

Finish Line Party: After crossing the finish line to the cheers of hundreds of spectators, you and your loved ones are invited to join our celebration featuring plenty of food and live bands. Plus, collect your T-shirt and completer medal, vote for your favorite team jersey, and get your commemorative City to Shore photo!

Dinner: Pasta dinner offered from 3:00 to 7:00pm at the Music Pier on the boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace or the Ocean City High School located at 6th & Atlantic Ave.

Transportation: Return buses to your start location are provided on Saturday at 6th & Atlantic. On Sunday, transportation will be provided to PATCO only (no shuttles will be provided to the 25 or 45-mile start locations on Sunday).

Jitney service is provided to the campground, all hotels, condos and team housing reservations made through Access Ocean City only. Jitneys are located on 6th Street between Atlantic and the boardwalk.

OCEAN CITY EXPERIENCEMake the most of your stay in Ocean City. Spend time with your family at the award-winning boardwalk, shop at hundreds of stores in the booming downtown district, refuel from your ride at top-notch restaurants and relax on one of New Jersey’s most beautiful beaches. The OC Identifier (pictured above) lets you know which local businesses are offering something special City to Shore weekend.

REQUIREMENTSHelmets are required

Bike Inspections: To receive free bike maintenance during ride weekend, your bike must have a Bike MS Inspected sticker. Visit MScycling.org for a list of official Bike MS: City to Shore Ride bike shop sponsors

City to Shore is a cup-free event. You must have a water bottle

Be a responsible cyclist! Roads are open to vehicles! With 7,000 riders on the road City to Shore weekend, it is important that each cyclist set a good example by following the rules of the road, respecting the communities we ride through and being courteous to motorists and fellow cyclists. Be responsible. Be safe

CLOSING TIMESCentury Closing: 11:30amAttention Century Cyclists: No cyclists will be permitted to enter the Century Loop after 11:30am. The century breakoff is at 46.3 miles. You are encouraged to plan your arrival time accordingly to ensure being released in one of the initial waves.

Route Closing: 5:00pmThe Bike MS route will close at 5:00pm each day. We will make every effort to work with you to complete the ride. All cyclists on the road after 5:00pm must take the bus in to the finish line.

IMPORTANT ROUTE REMINDERS

> Route is fully supported and marked

> Personal SAG vehicles, bicycle tagalongs, trailers andcarriers are not permitted on the route

> Rest Stops are open to cyclists and authorized BikeMS vehicles only

For everything Ocean City, including all your transportation and housing needs, visit nationalMSsociety.org/OCExperience.

CLOSING TIMESCentury Closing: 11:30 a.m.Attention Century Cyclists: No cyclists will be permitted to enter the Century Loop after 11:30 a.m. The century break off is at 46.6 miles. You are encouraged to plan your arrival time accordingly to ensure being released in one of the initial waves.

Route Closing: 5:00 p.m.The Bike MS route will close at 5:00 p.m. each day. We will make every effort to work with you to complete the ride. All cyclists on the road after 5:00 p.m. must takethebusintothefinishline.

OCEAN CITY: 5TH & THE BOARDWALK

Finish Line Party: After crossing the finish line to the cheers of hundreds of spectators, you and your loved ones are invited to join our celebration featuring plenty of food and live bands. Plus, collect your T-shirt and completer medal, vote for your favorite team jersey, and get your commemorative City to Shore photo!

Dinner: Pasta dinner offered from 3:00 to 7:00pm at the Music Pier on the boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace or the Ocean City High School located at 6th & Atlantic Ave.

Transportation: Return buses to your start location are provided on Saturday at 6th & Atlantic. On Sunday, transportation will be provided to PATCO only (no shuttles will be provided to the 25 or 45-mile start locations on Sunday).

Jitney service is provided to the campground, all hotels, condos and team housing reservations made through Access Ocean City only. Jitneys are located on 6th Street between Atlantic and the boardwalk.

OCEAN CITY EXPERIENCEMake the most of your stay in Ocean City. Spend time with your family at the award-winning boardwalk, shop at hundreds of stores in the booming downtown district, refuel from your ride at top-notch restaurants and relax on one of New Jersey’s most beautiful beaches. The OC Identifier (pictured above) lets you know which local businesses are offering something special City to Shore weekend.

REQUIREMENTSHelmets are required

Bike Inspections: To receive free bike maintenance during ride weekend, your bike must have a Bike MS Inspected sticker. Visit MScycling.org for a list of official Bike MS: City to Shore Ride bike shop sponsors

City to Shore is a cup-free event. You must have a water bottle

Be a responsible cyclist! Roads are open to vehicles! With 7,000 riders on the road City to Shore weekend, it is important that each cyclist set a good example by following the rules of the road, respecting the communities we ride through and being courteous to motorists and fellow cyclists. Be responsible. Be safe

CLOSING TIMESCentury Closing: 11:30amAttention Century Cyclists: No cyclists will be permitted to enter the Century Loop after 11:30am. The century breakoff is at 46.3 miles. You are encouraged to plan your arrival time accordingly to ensure being released in one of the initial waves.

Route Closing: 5:00pmThe Bike MS route will close at 5:00pm each day. We will make every effort to work with you to complete the ride. All cyclists on the road after 5:00pm must take the bus in to the finish line.

IMPORTANT ROUTE REMINDERS

> Route is fully supported and marked

> Personal SAG vehicles, bicycle tagalongs, trailers andcarriers are not permitted on the route

> Rest Stops are open to cyclists and authorized BikeMS vehicles only

For everything Ocean City, including all your transportation and housing needs, visit nationalMSsociety.org/OCExperience.

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KNOW AND OBEYALL TRAFFIC LAWS

OBEY ALL TRAFFIC SIGNS & SIGNALS

The golden rule of bicycling in a group is be predictable!

Avoid “following the leader” through traffic signs and signals.

BE VERBAL! Communicate during the ride to let others know about hazards or your movements.

STAY RIGHT!Ride in the right portion of the rightmost lane in the direction you are traveling. Leave at least 4 feet between your handlebars and parked cars, other hazards or riders.

LOOK & SIGNAL

UNPLUG

Avoid “following the leader” through traffic signs and signals.

Headphones or ear buds are NOT permitted. This is so you can hear traffic and safety warnings.

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Ride no more than two abreast and do not impede traffic.

“CAR BACK” This means a car is approaching from the

rear. All riders make an effort to move to the right of the road in a single file until the car passes.

“GRAVEL / POTHOLE / SAND / TRACKS” Each of these messages is to alert the rider behind you of

hazardous road conditions. The words are combined with the gesture of pointing to the hazard well in advance.

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“ON YOUR LEFT” Call this out before you pass someone.

If you hear it, a rider is approaching your left side. Allow them room to pass.

“SLOWING” The cyclist in front of you is slowing

down. Use caution and prepare to stop. Use the palm of your hand toward riders behind you to indicate slowing and stopping.

“STOPPING” This indicates that a rider

ahead is stopping. Do not forget to unclip from your pedals.

STOPSLOW

KNOW THE RULES OF THE ROADThe safety of our cyclists is the number one priority at Bike MS. Help us by knowing the rules of the road and following safe riding practices.

BE SAFEAND HAVE A GREAT RIDECYCLING SAFETYOur focus is to provide a high-quality, safe and fun ride. While we do an enormous amount of planning to provide for your safety, we ask that you do your part prior to the ride by visiting our Bicycle Safety Page at MScycling.org. Here you will find cycling manuals, safety videos, safe cycling tips and more.

RIDE SAFE. RIDE SMART. Please be aware of and prepared for railroad crossings on both days of the ride.

BIKE MS® SAFETY POLICYShould a cyclist choose to behave, act or ride in a manner that is endangering themselves or others, Ride Officials and State Patrol officers have been instructed to remove their bib and wristband, and prohibit them from continuing on the ride. Please remember, this is a ride, not a race.