The Problem in Texas
In 2020, motorcycle crashes took the lives of 482 riders and passengers in Texas. Of these, 245 (54%) motorcycle operators did not have a motorcycle endorsement or license, known as a Class M, at the time of the crash.
In 2020, motorcycle crashes took the lives of 482 riders and passengers in Texas.
Unlicensed riders accounted for 54% of motorcycle operator fatalities in Texas in 2020.
The mission of Look Learn Live is to reduce the number of rider fatalities and serious injuries. This is achieved through the conduct of outreach activities to educate riders and motorists about motorcyclist safety in an effort to change attitudes and behaviors, thus increasing safety for riders.
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There are several easy ways to help improve rider safety through Look Learn Live.
Join the Look Learn Live email list to receive regular updates on safety events, safety information, and meetings.
Join our Texas Statewide Motorcycle Safety Coalition (TMSC). The TMSC serves as an open public forum for addressing strategies to improve rider safety. The Coalition meetings are held four times per year. Activities include identifying and discussing effective programs, regulations, and other opportunities to improve rider safety; reviewing, proposing, and making recommendations concerning motorcyclist-related legislation, projects, and activities; and serving to promote rider safety and inform the public about being aware of motorcycles and sharing the road safely.
Attend the annual Texas Statewide Motorcycle Safety Forum. The Forum meets each year to bring together anyone interested in motorcycling and motorcycle safety to discuss opportunities and initiatives to reduce the likelihood of motorcycle crashes, injuries, and fatalities to riders in Texas. The Forum favors hands on learning and is focused on providing critical information to riders themselves.
Look Learn Live attended the Blueberry Festival last weekend in Nacogdoches. The day was hot as the blueberries paraded down the streets. Thank you to all who stopped to visit!
The annual Texas Motorcycle Safety Forum was held in person on Apr. 9, 2022 at Y.O. Ranch Hotel & Conference Center in Kerrville, Texas. Thank you to everyone who presented…
This TMSC meeting was held at Y.O. Ranch Hotel & Conference Center in Kerrville, TX and virtually on MS Teams. Thank you to everyone who participated!
Nominations for the 2022 Texas Motorcycle Safety Awards are now CLOSED. This year’s winners will be announced at the 2022 Texas Motorcycle Safety Forum on Apr. 9, 2022 in Kerrville,…