Ride to Work Day is observed worldwide on the second Tuesday in June. It was established to highlight the benefits of motorcycles and scooters as practical modes of transportation and to provide information about everyday utility riding. The event originated from marketing efforts by Aerostich RiderWear in the late 1980s and early 1990s, leading to the first official Ride to Work Day on July 22, 1992. Initially promoted on the third Wednesday of July, the date was changed to the third Monday in June in 2008 and then to its current date in 2024. Participants celebrate by riding their motorcycles to work, emphasizing their advantages such as flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and environmental benefits. The event is coordinated by the non-profit organization Ride to Work and has gained international participation, spreading from the United States to countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany.