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FREE Rider Workshops in country NSW

FREE Rider Safety Workshops – 2023

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Crash Data 2010-2019

Information to help you enjoy the ride

CRASH DATA – 2010

Crash Costs

CTP – Third Party Injury Claims against motorcycle riders.

So you think you are a good rider because you have a “full licence”

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Information to help you enjoy the ride

STRA NSW’s brochure will help you enjoy the ride, keep a smile on your face and get home in one piece. Proudly sponsored by NRMA Motoring & Services.
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CRASH DATA – 2010
Survive The Ride rider safety VIDEOS

What is Survive the Ride?

Survive the Ride Association of NSW will encourage motorcycle riders to enjoy riding motorcycles, without injury, for as long as they chose.

Key messages:
Take responsibility for your own safety – it doesn’t hurt any less when it’s not your fault.
Scan – Anticipate – Respond to actively avoid situations that lead to a crash.
Wear protective clothing just in case someone makes a mistake.
Speed on the track not on the road – you still get the thrill, it is safer and you keep your licence.

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