You must abide by the Code of Conduct listed below, which includes requirements for respectful behavior, environmental responsibility, and compliance with all Event rules.

one·n·ten reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to expel anyone from the Event for violation of the Code of Conduct, or any behavior deemed inappropriate or dangerous, without refund or recourse.

• Bicycles are vehicles under the Arizona Vehicle Code and you are subject to all the rules and regulations of that code. Obey all traffic laws, traffic signals and signs. Ride as far to the right as is safely possible. Ride defensively, predictably, and stay alert. Assume car drivers cannot see you.
• Stop at all stop signs and stop lights without exception.  When you are on a training ride and on the event, you must make a full stop, ceasing all forward motion and placing one foot on the ground before proceeding.  
• Wear your helmet at all times when on your bicycle. This includes while riding within rest stops.
• Ride single-file, leaving one bike-length in between you and the rider in front of you. Drafting and pacelines are not permitted.
• Communicate your intentions. Use verbal alerts to point out potential vehicle hazards. Use hand signals to indicate right turn, left turn, stopping, or slowing. Alert others to potential hazards by pointing and/or calling out in a loud, outside voice.
• Look behind you before passing to make sure it is clear. Pass only when it is safe to do so and pass only on the left.  When passing, call out loudly, “On your left!”
• Never wear headphones or earbuds while on your bike. Playing music through a speaker is also not allowed.
• The use of electronic devices is prohibited while riding. Bike computers and phones mounted to the handlebars are OK — but you must stop and pull over safely if you need to use them.
• Control your bicycle: keep at least one hand on the handlebars at all times.
• Eat before you feel hungry and drink before you feel thirsty.
• Obey instructions of all law enforcement personnel, volunteers, and the C4ONT Event Team.
• Keep your bike frame number visible at all times on the route and in bike parking.
• Be courteous and respectful of others.  We are a diverse community. Please be thoughtful in your conduct and choices, and sensitive to the feelings of your fellow participants.   
• Emergency Procedures: If an accident occurs requiring emergency medical services, call 911 immediately and direct traffic around the scene. Get the rider’s name and wait for emergency personnel to arrive. Do not move an injured person if they are unable to move themselves.