No one sets out on a ride expecting that a motorcycle will go down.  As the author of ” A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist” I often offer to run the back of group rides since I have training and supplies. There were several of us that were placed in various positions to be of help if needed...Read More

Interview of Polly Marinova, Co-owner of MotoCamp Bulgaria Interviewer- What’s your background, how long have you been riding bikes, and what were some of your most memorable trips around the world? My name is Polly and I am Bulgarian, from a town not far from the MotoCamp. I’ve been riding bikes since I was 16,...Read More

It All Started with an ASM Class  By Paul Callahan, NRAEMT    It all started with an ASM class.  Way back in 2007, I was asked to be a Road Captain with the Milwaukee HOG Chapter. As part of that process, I was supposed to take something called Bystander Assistance from some organization called Accident...Read More

  10 Rules for Dealing with Police Interacting with law enforcement can be intimidating and most people do not know what to do in those type of situations. Many people don’t know or understand the rights afforded to them or understand the level of compliance required of them when approached by police officers. The following...Read More

The HOG chapter I belong to was conducting a group riding class. We use the class to teach new members and others how we ride as a group. After a 1 hour classroom presentation, we took to the road to put this information into practice. We had 2 safety officers riding sweep at the end...Read More

Want to be an exceptional motorcyclist? Take a training class. Written by Lisa Malachowsky Provided by: The data on training “The motorcycle riders involved in accidents are essentially without training; 92% were self-taught or learned from family or friends. Motorcycle rider training experience reduces accident involvement and is related to reduced injuries in the event...Read More

By Tony “Pan” & Vicki Sanfelipo The American Heart Association developed a “Chain of Survival” when considering responses to emergencies, especially cardiac in nature.  That chain has distinct links, each adding to the overall strength and effectiveness of the entire chain.  There are four links: 1. Early access 2. Early intervention 3. Early EMS (Emergency...Read More

When you read one of our Road Guardians newsletters, do you ever wonder what the difference is between Road Guardians and Accident Scene Management? If so, you’re not the only one, so let us clear up any confusion and explain the difference. Accident Scene Management Accident Scene Management was founded in 1996 by Vicki Roberts-Sanfelipo....Read More