Topic Highlights include:
Conversation on Diversity and Inclusion – Don Green, NY
Tribe Talk Weekly Poll …
Tribe Talk – 2 August 2020
The Thinking Rider – AMA June 2020
American Motorcyclist Magazine June 2020 …
Program Administrator Workgroup Met on 23 July 2020
COVID 19
Unendorsed motorcyclists
RiderCoach recruiting …
Continue readingProgram Administrator Workgroup Met on 23 July 2020
Happy Hour/Tribe Talk Preview – 29 July 2020
Happy Hour 29 July 2020
Tribe Talk 2 August 2020
Diversity and Inclusivity …
Continue readingHappy Hour/Tribe Talk Preview – 29 July 2020
Happy Hour Preview – 8 July 2020
Happy Hour July 8th, 7:00 PM Eastern
Sunday Tribe Talk Hiatus …
Tribe Talk – 21 June 2020
“Deaf Students in the BRC” – Chris Perry, MO
Tribe Talk Weekly Poll 21 June 2020 …
Tribe Talk Preview – 21 June 2020
Deaf Students in the BRC – Chris Perry, MO
Tribe Talk Weekly Poll 21 June 2020 …
Tribe Talk – 14 June 2020
“The Magic of Mirror Neurons: modeling, imitation, and empathy” – Sarah Baranek, IL …
Why We Should Not Repeal Rider Motorcycle Helmet Laws
It is within this context I wish to make an argument against the changing laws that decrease motorcycle rider helmet use because, in my opinion, it increases the risk for motorcyclists and their families. …
Continue readingWhy We Should Not Repeal Rider Motorcycle Helmet Laws
Changing Program Views on Rider Education
A common thought, as discussed by Leonard Evans (2004), is driving skill increases over time with familiarity in a realm of decades, not hours or days. Although skill increases rapidly during initial learning, the real ability to drive and ride takes more than a few hours with an instructor or coach. The foremost contributor to elevated vehicle crash rates is human behavior, which is greatly influenced by inexperience as well as unconscious incompetence. …
