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We as riders never forget the moment we heard of someone we know going down because of some unattentive driver.
Get educated!
Even riders know that continuing education is a must in their riding skills.
Dig it... do it!
How about this excuse for getting hit..." I didn't see you"... what's with that line of bull!!? And you have a license!!?
Get educated!
I believe everyone who has a driver's license issued to him or her MUST go through a motorcycle safety program to learn to
SHARE THE ROAD!
Left hand turns in front of us.... didn't you look first before you made that turn? If you did, you would have seen me riding my motorcycle...
You're texting, kids are crying, rushing to do errands, changing the music... Bam! What the hell just happened?! You just hit a motorcyclist.
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation has classes to educate drivers on being more aware of motorcyclists. Read more about their great educational opportunities..... Think of it as saving a life.......
Click on the icon above to get a bumper sticker for your car.
Show your awareness!
Bumper Stickers offered by MSF...
Click the icon to buy some and pass the word around!
For those who want to start riding and to keep their skills up...continuing education can only make you a better rider and driver. Check out the class I took from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.
2008 fatal motorcycle crashes in California found that 36% of all motorcycle operators involved in fatal crashes were not properly licensed. When looking at operators under age 25, 60% were not properly licensed (up from 42% in 2000). Motorcycle fatalities have increased 103% from 276 in 2000 to 560 in 2008.
To download posters, go to the Share The Road icon in the center and click the link. There will a lot of information for passing the word and hooking up!
AMERICAN MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION
AMA advocates for motorcyclists' interests in the halls of local, state and federal government, the committees of international governing organizations, and the court of public opinion. The AMA is "everything motorcycle".
Stay in tune with your local ABATE Chapter. Mine is in California. Click here to discover it, if you haven't considered it.
