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 Changes were made on... Saturday, February 27, 2010


 


 




Fighting for the Rights of All Michigan Motorcyclists since 1976
  




MOTORCYCLE AWARENESS PROGRAM

MEMBERS OF ABATE OF MICHIGAN, INC. VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME BY TEACHING STUDENTS IN DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES ON HOW TO BE AWARE OF MOTORCYCLISTS ON THE ROAD.

THE KEY TO PREVENTION IS EDUCATION

Did you know that 40% of all accidents involving cars with motorcycles are caused by the car driver that has less than 6 months driving experience?
Did you know that approximately 70% of all accidents are the fault of the car driver not seeing the motorcycle?

Since 1995, members of ABATE of Michigan, Inc. have taught over 50,000 students, that were about to be get their first drivers license, how to be more aware of motorcycles. Region 7 has taught  9225  students in Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties.

ABATE of Michigan, Inc. is committed to making the general public aware of motorcycles on the roads in Michigan.  One of the ways to achieve a lower accident/fatality rate is to  educate the new driver.  Driver Education instructors are inviting ABATE Awareness Instructors into their classrooms to teach their students important factors on how to prevent accidents involving motorcycles. By making the general public aware of motorcycles on the road, accidents and fatalities will be reduced.

STUDENTS ARE  ENCOURAGED TO TAKE A MOTORCYCLE SAFETY CLASS BEFORE RIDING A MOTORCYCLE.

 LOOK TWICE -  SAVE A LIFE – Motorcycles are Everywhere

If you have a group that could benefit from our presentation

Please contact:

 Karen Sheridan

  (989) 672-2984


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Butch Brown  and Danny Brown

15 years of  Teaching Awareness,

Danny has taught Awareness in the schools for 15 years.