At Corporate Traffic, the annual Bike MS: PGA TOUR Cycle to the Shore event is much more than just a bike ride. It’s a testament to months of preparation, teamwork and unwavering dedication to making a meaningful impact.
For the eighth consecutive year, CT rallied its employees, family and friends to take part in this inspiring event.
This year, more than 40 cyclists joined the CT team, collectively biking hundreds of miles and raising more than $34,000 to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s mission to create a world free of MS.
“Each year, our team continues to impress,” said Chris Cline, President of Corporate Traffic. “From first-time riders to returning veterans, every mile and every dollar raised represents our commitment to helping those living with MS.”
The route offered a scenic ride from TPC Sawgrass or Marineland to Daytona Beach, with options ranging from one-to two-day rides covering 36 to 150 miles. The finish line celebration on the Daytona Beach Boardwalk brought together hundreds of riders and supporters — all united by one shared goal: to change lives for people living with MS.
Many of our riders pedal with a personal connection to the cause — honoring loved ones, family members and friends affected by MS. It’s these stories that fuel our passion year after year and remind us why we ride!
About Bike MS
Bike MS is the National MS Society’s signature fundraising cycling series, uniting nearly 40,000 riders across more than 4,000 teams each year to raise essential funding for research, advocacy and support services for those affected by multiple sclerosis. Participants choose from dozens of rides nationwide, from one-day to multi-day routes (15–150 miles), and receive support from training resources, rest stops, safety crews and encouragement. From the moment riders register to the celebratory finish line, Bike MS amplifies community, purpose and the shared goal of one day ending MS for good.
To support Corporate Traffic’s fundraising efforts or learn more about Bike MS, visit https://events.nationalmssociety.org/events/2396.