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1. Name 2 pri-
mary differ-
ences between
cars/trucks and
motorcycles.
2. What are the
problems that
these differences
cause?
3. Part of being re-
sponsible means
to give a lot of
thought to what?
4. What is the
primary cause
of motorcycle
crashes?
5. How does the
Handbook define
a "good motorcy-
clist"?
6. How does a rid-
er reduce fac-
tors that lead to
crashes?
7. What does it
mean to have a
margin of safety?
8. What is SEE, and
what does each
letter stand for?
Stability, Being Readily Seen, and More Vulnerable
Less protection & easier for an accident to occur.
Thinking before acting, and considering the conse-
quences of actions.
There is rarely a single cause. There is usually an interac-
tion of factors that accumulate, and at some point in time
they come together in such a way to produce a crash.
To have the desire and motivation to choose to reduce risk
while riding.
By applying a STRATEGY. Thinking before acting and
considering the consequences of actions.
1) Staying within personal skill limits; 2) staying within your
motorcycle's limits, especially its tire traction limits; and 3)
staying within the available time and space to respond to
traffic situations before having to react to an emergency.
It is a strategy to use in traffic and to be constantly planning
and implementing a course of action. S=Search, E=Eval-
uate, E=Execute
