7 FORT DRUM, N.Y. (April 29, 2021) Before a Soldier can ride a motorcycle on or off post, he or she must first complete the initial Army Safety Training Program course and receive a Motorcycle Safety Foundation card.
That was the goal for a small group of 10th Mountain Division (LI) Soldiers when they gathered at the motorcycle range April 27 for the hands-on, on-the-road portion of the Basic Rider Course (BRC).
“In this course, they learn the basic fundamentals of operating a motorcycle, which will allow them to develop a safety strategy for riding,” said Kathy Matt, a motorcycle instructor based out of Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
15 ways drivers and motorcyclists can help prevent accidents
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May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, a perfect time to focus on making Michigan roads safer for bikers and motorists.
The majority of motorcycle accidents involve at least one passenger vehicle. And, because motorcyclists have minimal protection, they usually suffer more serious injuries than those riding in cars and trucks.
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May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, a perfect time to focus on making Michigan roads safer for bikers and motorists. The majority of motorcycle accidents involve at least one passenger vehicle. And, because motorcyclists have minimal protection, they usually suffer more serious injuries than those riding in cars and trucks.
In fact, motorcyclists are 27 times more likely to be killed in a crash than occupants of passenger cars, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Association (NHTSA). Following these simple tips can help reduce the number of serious motorcycle accidents.