Accident Scene Management Australia

Accident Scene Management Australia Reduces injuries and fatalities of motorcyclists through education The course is designed to reduce injuries and fatalities at the scene of a motorcycle crash.

The training involves bystanders (non medically trained) professionals (EMS) and refreshers which include "a Crash Course for the Motorcyclist" and Australian Standard First Aid Certification.

06/08/2026

Popular navigation app Waze is now offering a motorcycle mode, finding better routes more suited to bikes... đź‘€

The mode also alerts the user to road hazards including potholes, speed bumps, raised crossings and more! 👏

06/08/2026

The European Parliament has launched a new cross-party Motorcycling MEP Club, giving riders a dedicated voice as new transport and environmental laws continue to emerge.

Respect to this ladies dedication to look after fellow tiders
16/07/2026

Respect to this ladies dedication to look after fellow tiders

When it comes to rider safety, few people have dedicated more of their lives to protecting motorcyclists than .

As a Registered Nurse, EMT, founder of Accident Scene Management, and longtime motorcycle safety advocate, Vicki has spent decades teaching riders how to stay safe before, during and after an emergency. She's also led countless group rides as an experienced road captain, helping riders build confidence on the road.

Vicki shares that expertise with the Biker Belles community through our Rider Safety page, covering topics like group riding, ride planning, communication, hand signals, preparing for the unexpected and other practical tips every rider can use. Whether you're joining us for the first time or you've been riding with us for years, there's always something to learn. Read more at https://www.buffalochip.com/bikerbelles/rider-safety/.

Check it out before Biker Belles Women's Day on Tuesday, Aug. 11 and ride smart. 💜🏍️

13/07/2026
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08/07/2026

Yep

Same in Oz
07/07/2026

Same in Oz

25/06/2026

Respect due there

Interesting developments
18/06/2026

Interesting developments

In a 2-year pilot study, over 80% of motorcyclists riding bikes >500cc who were killed or critically injured could have avoided being involved in their collision altogether if we equip motorcyclists with the abilities to recognise the warning signs when they’re riding and give them the skills to avoid the crash.
Data & Research: The DocBike has its roots firmly grounded in research and evidence base. We’re not interested in doing something if it has no benefit, regardless of how good we look doing it. Research into why motorcyclists crash and what engagement is effective in reducing motorcycle collisions is scarce, but the DocBike charity is championing research to provide the data which when shared with our partners across the UK, will make a real difference to saving life. Find out more on our Research Page
Innovation: If a modern day car is waiting to turn right with its right hand indicator on and a motorcycle is approaching, a warning within the car alerts the driver that a motorcycle may be overtaking just as they are about to turn right, or that a motorcycle that the driver hasn’t seen is coming towards them. This is just one of the innovative features that are being explored by the DocBike charity to prevent future motorcycle deaths.

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