Participate in Motorcycle Rider Education Research before 1 November 2022
This is an opportunity to further a research project that started in 2005, continued in 2020, and now expanding. This round is specifically for all instructors and RiderCoaches. Invite your instructor/Coach friends to participate. Think of this as a professional development opportunity, and let your thoughts be part of a larger project. …
Tribe Talk Happy Hour
26 October 2022, 7:00-9:00 pm Eastern
“The Dunning Kruger Effect”
What does it take to be an effective RiderCoach, and how does understanding the “MSF RiderCoach Guide” help the process? How does the Dunning Kruger Effect play out in Rider Education? …
Tuesday 1-2-3 (three ruminations)
By Dr. Donald L. Green, 18 October 2022
I was at a “T” intersection this weekend, a regular part of my commute to accomplish my errands, when a motorcycle drove past, moving left to right through the bustling and restricted view area …
Intersections have a high potential for the interaction of factors. Cover controls like the clutch and brake levers to be prepared for hazards. Reducing speed is also a good idea.
1) Level ONE RiderCoaches deliver the Basic RiderCourse per minimum standard and do not work toward making each course better than the last. We all may start here as we graduate from our RiderCoach Preparation Course (RCP). …
What does it take to be an effective RiderCoach, and how does understanding the “MSF Safety Pyramid” help the process? Dig into the RiderCoach Guide and brings some thoughts! …
If we manage our speed by throttle input, we can help decrease motorcyclist fatalities. Racing, driving too fast for conditions, or exceeding the posted speed limit contributed to speeding crashes in 2020*. …
Honored to present my latest research on Instructor/RiderCoach Trainer Competencies, Characteristics, Experiences, and Abilities at the 14th International Motorcycle Conference in Koln Germany on 3 October 2022. …
