Motorcycle Awareness Month- AB Events Continued from Previous Page... can all help prevent crashes. The basic message for all drivers and riders is: Share the responsibility of keeping our roads safe—always share the road. Many of these serious and fatal crashes occur when motorists turn in front of motorcyclists. Drivers need to be aware of motorcycles, especially at intersections and while making turns and lane changes. It is difficult to accurately judge the time, speed and distance of an approaching motorcycle. Before you drive through an intersection or make a left turn, check the position of oncoming motorcycles at least 2-3 times.
here in Windsor, we riders wear highlighter-green and orange T-shirts with the message “Can you see me now?” printed on the back. The goal is to have a visual impact on motorists not only on a Sunday ride, but every day.
person on that bike who has a family, and you can help to keep them safe. #2: “Look twice, save a life!” Be extra careful at this time of year, especially those who live in a
In honor of Motorcycle Awareness Month, I would like to remind automobile drivers to observe these five safety tips to help keep us motorcyclists alive this season:
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#1: See the motorcyclist! Remember, there’s a
I’m very dedicated in the biker community, and the Lone Wolf Clubhouse supports motorcycling safety. As part of a Motorcycle Awareness Campaign,
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