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Bike MS: Cycle to the Shore event causes weekend traffic delays in St. Johns, Flagler counties
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Bike MS Traffic Delays in St. Johns & Flagler This Weekend

Drivers in St. Johns and Flagler counties faced traffic delays over the weekend due to the Bike MS: Cycle to the Shore 2026 cycling event. The two-day ride impacted State Road A1A as participants traveled to and from Daytona Beach.

10/04/2026 · Jacksonville edition

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Drivers in St. Johns and Flagler counties experienced traffic delays this weekend due to the Bike MS: Cycle to the Shore 2026 event. The two-day cycling event, which began Saturday morning, saw participants ride through both counties along coastal roads.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office provided traffic assistance along the route. The ride started Saturday at 7:30 a.m. from TPC Sawgrass and Marineland, with cyclists heading toward Daytona Beach.

The event continued Sunday with riders returning from Daytona Beach to their original starting points at TPC Sawgrass or Marineland. The cycling tour concluded Sunday, October 4, along the historic A1A corridor.

Motorists encountered potential disruptions along State Road A1A throughout the weekend.

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