Rider Education

  Riding a motorcycle can be one of the most satisfying experiences anyone can have. However, there is the grim reality of motorcycle crashes. It’s a possible situation that all riders need to prepare for should a collision ever happen to them. Even with the most sophisticated technology and gear to help prevent future crashes...Read More

  I would love to have a dollar for every time a person has asked me when we are going to have more in-person classes on the schedule. This year has been a unique one for sure and no one has been unaffected by the coronavirus pandemic. People have been pushed to make choices that...Read More

Written by Malcom Lee Over the years, I’ve been lucky enough to ride through some really interesting parts of the world, and the one thing that police the world over love to see is a foreign number plate. In a remote part of Greece, a police officer pulled me over just for a friendly chat...Read More

#1 REASON MOTORCYCLISTS ARE NOT TRAINED Author: Vicki Sanfelipo, RN – Executive Director ASM   MONEY. I always tell my new instructors that though our cause is noble and there are millions of motorcyclists who need to be trained in First Response, our ask is a difficult one. We ask for both TIME and MONEY....Read More

There are a lot of extreme sports out there and the one thing they all have in common is – danger. To be a part of the racing community is pretty awesome if adrenaline rush is your thing, but being safe is the one most important thing you have to do whether you are a...Read More

WHY DOES ASM TEACH RESCUE BREATHING? By Vicki Sanfelipo, RN – Founder ASM   I received a question last week from a former student who has an Off Road motorcycle riding school in Colorado. This question has actually been asked many times before so I think it is time to answer to a larger crowd....Read More

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

Today, Tuesday November 27th is #GivingTuesday.  Facebook has teamed up with Paypal to MATCH any donations made to non-profits, today only, up to 7 million dollars.  Go to Jason’s Giving Tuesday fundraiser now to double your donation! Accident Scene Management is a 501(c)3 non-profit and we receive no government funding.  Any donation made to us...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

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

To better serve our students we have been working hard to make our program accessible to everyone regardless of where they live.  While we have had an Online Refresher available for a while now, we recognized the need for an upgrade and we have done that along with making improvements!  Introducing the NEW Online Basic...Read More

ASM Student Says His Training “Saved the Day”   We received this note a few weeks ago 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...Read More

Northern Nevada HOG Makes a Commitment to Safety    Robert Boom, ASM Lead Instructor and Head Road Captain. In March 2018, the Northern Nevada Chapter of the Harley Owners Group (NNHOG Chapter 2716) and Chester’s Reno Harley Davidson showed its commitment to helping prevent life threatening injuries by sponsoring and providing tuition assistance for two Basic...Read More

Written by: Melissa Juranitch,  MSF RiderCoach Motorcycle Marketing Specialist When the leaves are changing, deer are more active. Here are five fast facts that you NEED to know as a motorcyclist on the road. Because deer collisions are so prevalent in Wisconsin, we are using Wisconsin Statistics and resources. Keep in mind that these tips...Read More

Extreme Summer Temperatures are Dangerous for Motorcyclists.   Riders of motorcycles know all too well how hot it gets riding in the summer months. When it’s 85 outside, it feels like 105 on the bike with the engine idling, the sun beating down and the pavement below heating up. In addition, motorcycle riders have more...Read More

Melissa Juranitch – Motorcycle Marketing Specialist As riders we face many dangers on the road. Luckily, there are also many preventative measures we can take against them. In the summer when temperatures soar, it’s easy to become dehydrated without realizing it. Learn how to recognize overheating danger signs to stay safe while riding. Everyone is...Read More

Many of us have seen this picture right?  Blind spots are something to take into consideration for all motorcyclists, and not just when it comes to Semi Trucks. Motorcycles and Blind Spots As a motorcyclist you are vulnerable and need to take into consideration your own blind spots as well as that of others. All...Read More

The sun is out and motorcycle season is here. I think most riders will agree one of the best feelings in the world is getting back in the saddle after a long winter. Last-minute preparations and repairs are being made with one eye on the forecast, and it’s easy to miss little details. One often...Read More

Attending A Public Hearing Or MeetingWhether at the city, state or federal level, the legislative and regulatory process usually includes an opportunity for public involvement. Sometimes the law requires agencies to release new regulations in proposal form, and then calls for a period of time for citizens to give their opinions in writing, at hearings,...Read More

I’ve heard it all! Pull over safely Never pull over under a bridge Always drive to an exit to get off the highway Angle your vehicle to increase visibility Blah, Blah, Blah. What’s a biker to do? If you experience an emergency and are unable to drive to a “safe” location, what should you do?...Read More