Go For A Ride Day
Select your favorite mode of transport, from bike to boat, from skates to sledge, pack some supplies and see what adventure the ride takes you on.
Celebrate adventure and exploration by promoting any mode of transportation—bikes, boats, skates, sledges—to inspire outdoor experiences and drive sales of gear, rentals, and travel packages.
- Share your ride: user-generated content campaign showing diverse transportation adventures
- Gear up for adventure: spotlight seasonal transport options (bikes, sledges, boats) with product bundles
- Transportation through the ages: historical timeline of innovation tied to brand heritage or product launches
- Plan your perfect ride: interactive guides for choosing the right transport for different terrains and seasons
November 22nd has seen various developments of the transportation industry since as early as 1904, making Go For a Ride Day a celebration of not only cars, but any mode of transportation that strikes your fancy. In 1904, a man named Mathias Pfatischer living in Philadephia, was the first American to patent the pioneer direct electricity and and interpole motor.
In 1927, another American inventor named Carl J. Eliason from Saynor, Wisconsin, acquired the patent for the snowmobile, which definitely drastically changed the lives of many of the inhabitants of Wisconsin for the better. In 1977, the the regular mass service had their trial run on the famed supersonic Concorde. As you can see, November 22nd has been an important day for various areas of the transportation industry.