Road Guardians

Leveraging Accident Scene Management Inc’s (ASMI’s) knowledge and experience, ASMI created the Road Guardian Program. Our Road Guardian Program was created as a national branded program designation among motorcyclists that provides Resources, Rewards and Recognition to those who are properly trained and properly licensed. We encourage motorcyclists to be “lifelong learners” by providing resources and opportunity as well.

Our website provides both free and members only services. We seek to create a one-stop community for learning ways to improve riding skills, links to safety education and services, legal resources (as recommended by Bikers), biker owned businesses, local and national events and news. Our volunteer researchers have helped us create the most comprehensive motorcycle safety resource on the web!

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What is Accident Scene Management, Incorporated?

Accident Scene Management, Incorporated (ASMI) is the leading international motorcycle trauma training association. We teach bystanders and EMTs what to do in order to prevent injuries and fatalities to motorcyclists. Click here to see the Accident Scene Management, Incorporated Introduction on Slideshare.

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Accident Scene Management Classes

Brothers & sisters taking care of each other. ASMI classes are motorcycle crash specific! When a trauma results in CPR the victim only has a 1% chance of survival. We must do everything we can to avoid getting to that point!!! ASMI classes are for both the average rider and for the Professional Rescuer. What are you willing to do for your fellow rider?

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Motorcycle safety expert, Vicki Sanfelipo demonstrates how to properly treat an injured rider during a safety demonstration for the Allstate Rider Protection Project.

Statement of Purpose

Crash Scene The purpose of the Bystander Assistance Programs are to enhance the survival rate and reduce severity of injuries for the injured riders of all motorized vehicles. We expect to decrease the chance of rescuer injury due to inappropriate actions at the accident scene. We also expect to educate motorists how to protect themselves legally and financially should an accident occur.

Goals and Objectives
The program is directed toward the assessment and treatment of the injured as well as how to safely administer care. We teach scene management and the legal aspects of an accident.

This course will provide the participant with a heightened awareness of:

Accessing the EMS
Mechanisms of Injury
Securing the Accident Scene
Safety Factors
Assessment and Treatment Techniques
Injuries Associated With Motor Vehicle Trauma
Preservation of the Accident Scene
Adequate Insurance Needs and Terminology

Gathering & Preserving Evidence at the Scene	Log Rolling and moving Techniques Demonstrated
Bob Michaels, owner of Milwaukee Harley Davidson, learns how to hold spinal immobilization while a full faced helmet is being removed.	Vicki explains importance of spinal precautions in any Motorcycle crash.
Vicki demonstrates the jaw thrust maneuver to protect the spine while opening the airway.	Full faced helmet removal is demonstrated and practiced by the class.