Why Break the Chain?
India records one of the highest numbers of road accidents globally. Many of these are preventable—with awareness, discipline and mutual respect on the road.
Break the Chain aims to:
- Promote road safety awareness among cyclists, motorists and families
- Encourage healthy, sustainable mobility
- Build a culture of responsible road behaviour, especially among young participants
- Use community participation as a tool for long-term impact
We ride not just for fitness, but for safer streets.
Event Overview
- Community Cyclathon & Bike Rally
- January 2026 (aligned with National Road Safety Month)
- Venue & Route to be announced
- For Individuals, families, cycling enthusiasts
The event is designed to be inclusive—welcoming both experienced cyclists and families.
A 77 Km Ride
- For adult and experienced cyclists
- Symbolic of India’s Republic Day spirit
- Focused on endurance, discipline and road etiquette
- Emphasis on safety, learning and shared responsibility
A simple message: Ride Safe. Arrive Safe.
Road Safety at the Core
Road safety is not an add-on—it is embedded into the event.
Key elements include:
- A Road Safety Pledge signed by all participants
- Mandatory helmet use and safety checks
- Pre-ride briefing covering riding etiquette, visibility and traffic awareness
- Route marshals and safety checkpoints
- On-ground signage promoting safe riding behaviour
- A dedicated Road Safety Awareness Zone at the event village
Participants are encouraged to carry these practices beyond the event and into daily life.
What Participants Receive
- Event T-shirt / jersey with safety messaging
- Completion medals
- Hydration and refreshments
- A meaningful, well-organised cycling experience rooted in purpose
ENTRY FEE – Rs. 300 per person
Community Impact
Break the Chain is more than a one-day ride.
It contributes to:
- Awareness around safe mobility and transport
- Family-level conversations about road discipline
- Youth engagement with civic responsibility
- AWF’s broader work in sustainable cities and public safety
Who Should Participate?
- Cyclists and fitness enthusiasts
- Families with children
- Schools and youth groups
- Corporate teams and civic organisations
- Anyone who believes safer roads begin with individual responsibility
Get Involved
There are multiple ways to support Break the Chain:
- Participate in the ride
- Partner as a sponsor
- Volunteer on event day
- Help amplify the road safety message
For partnerships or participation details: reachus@awf.org.in
Because safety is not enforced. It is practised.
Break the Chain. Pedal for Road Safety.
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