Why is Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Important? “Mainly, people don’t pay attention to people out there on the road. They just act like you’re not there. Roger about got run over twice yesterday. So, they’re just not noticing us out there.
I was reading my monthly American Motorcyclist magazine, and at the very end was an article that really caught my interest regarding how we are all tied up with electronic communications.
Meet Adam Sandoval and his cause ScootinAmerica. This young man is making an incredible difference while also breaking world records on his charity ride. Adam shares his thoughts as they directly relate to motorcycle safety.
Two folks from our community are now in the hospital, instead of their homes tonight. Why? Because another driver just simply did not look twice.
The large majority of motorcycle accidents fall into a few general scenarios, which I have covered below. By being aware of these common types of motorcycle crashes can help us all prepare to expect the unexpected and hopefully help keep Missouri’s roadways safer for biker and four wheel drivers.
Yesterday we visited the Traveling Vietnam Wall in Springfield Missouri at American Legion Post 639. The Wall is a 3/5 scale of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC, it stands six feet tall at the center and covers almost 300 feet from end to end. The purpose of this traveling memorial is to remind us…
2013 proved to be a safer year for motorcyclists.
May is motorcycle safety and awareness month, so we thought we would share some quick tips to help drivers reduce the amount of motorcycle related accidents.