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  • Evaluate risks when planning your road trip

    As millions of travelers prepare for summer road trips, what goes through your mind when preparing to travel? Scenarios of what could go wrong along the way and what can be done to prevent them? Do you plan your trip or leave it to chance? The key to having a successful trip is to plan for the

  • Moody AFB promotes rider safety

    As summer peaks in South Georgia, more military and civilian motorcyclists are taking to the roads, inspiring both beginners and experienced bikers to enjoy the open road. With the inherent risks of motorcycling, emphasizing motorcycle safety within the military is crucial.To enhance motorcycle

  • Motorcycle training key to safe operation

    As motorcycle season revs up, safety officials here remind military and civilian personnel of the importance of practicing motorcycle safety on and off the installation.

  • Motorcycle Season is Here!

    The 2024 Motorcycle Season is Here! With warmer weather approaching, you can expect to see more motorcycles on the road; Here are a few things our riders need to take care of before riding again.

  • Roll into Motorcycle Season 2024 Safely

    The time is coming! Days will be longer and warmer soon which means more outdoor activities and motorcycles on the road. Understanding motorcycle safety is essential for all motorcycle riders. Awareness of hazards, personal protective equipment, and safety precautions all contribute to mitigating

  • Old nemesis claims lives of four Airmen since start of summer safety focus

    Since the 101 Critical Days of Summer kicked off Memorial Day weekend at the end of May, the Air Force has lost four Airmen to an old nemesis: vehicle mishaps.Two Airmen died in car accidents, while another perished in a motorcycle crash. The fourth succumbed to injuries suffered in an all-terrain

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