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Look.Learn.Live. is a Texas motorcycle safety and awareness campaign Most motorcycle-vehicle crashes happen when a driver turns left in front of the rider.
Look Before a Left, the Right Way
When turning left, especially at intersections, always double-check the cross traffic. Drivers often don’t see the rider, or if they do, they misjudge the rider’s speed or distance. Motorcycles can move fast and are often hard to spot. When turning left, especially at intersections, always double-check the cross traffic. Share the Road
It’s true that a motorcycle takes up less space in the lane. But remember, whether passing a motorcycle or following one in your lane, the rider requires the same amount of reaction time you do. Give a motorcycle the same space you’d give any other vehicle. Don’t tailgate—give motorcycles a four-second following distance. Avoid Riders in Your Blind Spot
Motorcycles present a narrow profile, and they can wind up in your blind spot in a hurry. Being aware of your surroundings—and all the vehicles around you—will improve safety for everyone on the road.
09/24/2026
Every rider has a different level of experience and comfort. Never allow another rider or a group to pressure you into riding faster or taking risks outside your abilities. Choose your own pace, know your limits and make getting home safely the priority.
09/22/2026
Painted lines, arrows and crosswalk markings can become especially slick when wet. Use caution when riding across these surfaces and avoid sudden braking or acceleration.
09/22/2026
Emergency braking and swerving are skills you don't want to practice for the first time during an emergency. Regular practice in a safe environment can help you become more comfortable with how your motorcycle responds.
09/19/2026
Help train the next generation of Texas riders! Become a motorcycle safety instructor and help new riders build the skills to ride safely and confidently. Learn more at https://bit.ly/48cJRkx.
09/19/2026
Safe riding requires constant attention and quick reactions. Fatigue can affect decision-making, reaction time and your ability to recognize hazards around you. If you are too tired to give the road your full attention, it is time to stop and rest.
09/17/2026
Riding requires your full visual, mental and physical ability. Alcohol can interfere with the skills and judgment you need to safely operate a motorcycle. If you drink, do not ride. Make the safe choice before you ever start the motorcycle.
09/17/2026
A few seconds of distraction can be enough to miss a motorcycle, especially at an intersection or in changing traffic. Keep your attention on driving and your eyes on the road. Put the phone down and give every person on the road your full attention.
09/16/2026
Safe cornering begins before you enter the turn. Choose a comfortable entry speed, keep your eyes up and look through the curve for changing road conditions. Set your speed before the turn and give yourself the best opportunity to ride through it safely.
09/16/2026
Stay hydrated before, during and after your ride, and use cooling gear like moisture-wicking layers, cooling vests or neck wraps to help manage the heat.
09/15/2026
A green light doesn't guarantee everyone else has stopped. Riders should take an extra moment to make sure cross traffic is stopping before accelerating into an intersection.
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