We at ASM/Road Guardians know that there are many riders out there who want to learn what to do at the scene of a crash. One of our goals is to get as many people trained as possible but we know that a huge barrier to achieving that goal is the location and the timing...Read More
Are you interested in getting a group trained? Or maybe there isn’t a class available in your area at the moment and you want to know if something will be coming up? We have many amazing Instructors located all over the United States that are happy to help! Check out our newly upgraded Instructor Map to find...Read More
I have been coordinating group rides for over 20 years. As the Head Road Captain for a group of 25 female Road Guards called Women In Motion I hope that this article can give you some good advice whether you are the person who is coordinating or participating. Group Riding can be great fun when...Read More
Accident Scene Management is removing barriers in order to train more instructors. In the past ASM has required a full 4-day, on site Instructor training class be completed in order to certify an Instructor to teach. This has made Instructor training difficult for not only the student but for the trainers as well. With Blended...Read More
Do you know what to do at the scene of a motorcycle crash? Have you wanted to take an ASM Class but weren’t able to find one in your area? Or maybe the dates didn’t work out, you didn’t have a full day to commit to the class or it has been ages since you...Read More
Humans are competitive, and we like a challenge. Whether it’s mental or physical, we want to do what we believe can’t be done. Or at least done easily. If you’ve never ridden cross-country, seen the sites, and found the best hidden diners along the way, you’ve never experienced an extreme endurance ride like the Iron...Read More
ASM Student Says His Training “Saved the Day” We received this note from Mike Watson, a student of Colleen Vetere: I attended the Basic & Advanced Accident Scene Management courses here in Denver a couple of years ago. Thinking that it was a great tool in my toolkit, I was hoping I would never need...Read More
