If traveling in a group:

Question

When riding in a group, it is generally best to travel in a small group. In comparison to a large group, a small group is easier and safer for other motorists to pass, less likely to become separated, and creates less need for riders to hurry to catch up to others in the group. A group should be split into smaller groups if it is made up of more than four or five riders.

Accepted Answer

The group should be broken into two or more smaller groups if it is made up of more than four or five riders.

Answer

The more riders, the better.

Answer

The group should be made up of at least nine riders.

Answer

Riders in a large group will be unlikely to be separated.