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Nov22 Fun Holiday – Go For a Ride Day

On November 22, take out your car, bike, segway, unicycle, kayak, horse or your tractor for a spin because it is Go For A Ride Day.

Children go-carting.

Take a ride on Go For A Ride Day.

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While the origins of this made-up holiday are unknown, we can safely assume that it encourages people to get out of the house and take a ride. Go For a Ride Day is the perfect excuse to explore parts of your neighborhood and town that you have never seen before or to take a long, aimless road trip across the state or country.

How to Celebrate?

  • Gather your friends and family members and take a ride out of the city to the countryside. Pack a picnic lunch along and commune with nature.
  • Participate in a bike or car rally or race.
  • Take a ride in your car to the nearest amusement park and spend the day enjoying some amusement rides.
  • Don't own a vehicle? Don't worry, take a ride in your local public transport.

Did You Know…

…that the world's first fastest street legal car reached a top speed of 12 miles per hour (19 kilometers per hour)? The Benz Velo was first introduced to the market in 1894.

Go For a Ride Day Observances

Fun Holiday: Go For a Ride Day Observances
YearWeekdayDateName
2024FriNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2025SatNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2026SunNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2027MonNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2028WedNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2029ThuNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2030FriNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2031SatNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2032MonNov 22Go For a Ride Day
2033TueNov 22Go For a Ride Day

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