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Knowing tire patch size can save a life

Over estimating the amount of tire rubber that contacts the road -- the tire patch size -- can result in a mishap. Awareness of a bike's patch size and road contaminants, such as sand, gravel and water, helps riders adjust speed and the amount of lean needed to safely enter and exit turns. (Photo courtesy of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety)
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July 4 safety

Air Force Safety Center officials urge Airmen to enjoy traditional Independence Day celebrations while remembering basic safety precautions. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mike Litteken)
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One Mistake Away

Regardless of your skill and confidence level, don’t take any motorcycle for granted. In most cases, a motorcycle’s capability will far exceed yours. Respect the motorcycle and its ability, wear good-quality Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and take time to develop your experience and training to ensure your confidence grows in step with your skills.
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One Mistake Away

Regardless of your skill and confidence level, don’t take any motorcycle for granted. In most cases, a motorcycle’s capability will far exceed yours. Respect the motorcycle and its ability, wear good-quality Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and take time to develop your experience and training to ensure your confidence grows in step with your skills.
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Prepare for a Safe Mountain Biking Ride

SANDIA PARK, N.M. - Two mountain bikers ride down Sandia Peak here. Mountain biking can be an extremely strenuous and dangerous sport. Each rider should make sure to wear a helmet and ride within his or her capabilities. It is also important to wear sunblock during the day and drink plenty of water. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Spotts)
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AFSC Civilian Serves as Motorcycle Safety Instructor

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Dan Orchowski, Air Force Safety Center, demonstrates the turning posture involved with the four primary steps of slow, look, press and roll which are taught during the Basic RiderCourse offered by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation here. During his off time, Mr Orchowski serves as an MSF instructor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Spotts)
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AFSC Civilian Serves as Motorcycle Safety Instructor

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Dan Orchowski, Air Force Safety Center, provides direction to a student participating in the Basic RiderCourse offered by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation here. During his off time, Mr Orchowski serves as an MSF instructor. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Spotts)
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Practice Motorcycle Safety

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - A motorcyclist participates in a track day at the Sandia Speedway here. Wearing good-quality personal protective equipment and practicing bike-handling skills help ensure safe riding. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Spotts)
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“Is my mom going to be ok?”

A heart breaking story about a family that was torn apart in just a few quick seconds one "quiet Friday night."
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A Brush with Death

Amando Perez Jr and wife.
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Cody's checking in with a reminder during these Critical Days of Summer.

Think twice before you decide to do something reckless!
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BBQ Safety

Be aware when you barbeque!
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Know your limitations!

Even I know my limitations. Do you?
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Be seen; wear your vest!

Think good looks will get you noticed? No way! Bright colors get you noticed.
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When heading out for a ride, I always wear my PPE.

Do you?
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Texting & Driving - A Fatal Attraction

One of the Fatal Five causes of traffic crashes is distracted driving. How much more risk are you assuming - for yourself and every other road user around you - if you are one of the thousands of Americans that text and drive?
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Are You in Control - Are They?

Slow down on wet roads.
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Correct Tire Pressure Saves Lives!

Maintaining proper tire pressure wil reduce the risk of accidental rollover or hydroplaning, increase fuel economy, and reduce wear on tires.
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Passenger side of pickup truck after rollover

Passenger side of pickup truck after rollover
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Engine compartment of pickup truck after rollover

Engine compartment of pickup truck after rollover
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