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• Mentally Prepared to Ride?
• Properly Geared Up (PPE)?
• Motorcycle Mechanically Sound/T-CLOCS?
• Situationally Aware for the Ride?

The Motorcycle Unit Safety Tracking Tool (MUSTT) was designed to provide training data for the Department of the Air Force motorcycle riders and fill the requirements for monitoring both rider demographics and training outlined in DAFI 91-207, U.S. Air Force Traffic Safety Program. With the data collected the DAF can make informed decisions on what guidance changes need to be made to keep Airmen and Guardians safe while driving a motorcycle and what training each rider has received.

Building Mentorship Programs

• 17 Exercises and 52 discussion topics based on the needs of the group
• Done in flat areas with open space (parking lots suggested)
• Mentor coach cards and cones will be issued/used
• Mentors can choose small groups to focus on specific exercises
• Not all exercises need to be performed in each session
• Immediate Application

• ​Where am I riding to/from?
• Do I have the skills to ride in the conditions I'm headed into?
• Cold tires - what you should know
• Drinking and riding? Never!
• Seasonal riding
• Over-riding headlights (Night-riding)

Here is the list to the motorcycle training ranges across the Air Force and Space Force.

Wearing the right helmet can mean the difference between life and death. Check out NHTSA page to help you choose correctly. 

Know How to Identify Unsafe Helmets