#ridesafely4me is ready for the Wall2Wall – Ride for Rememberance in September. While we won’t be going to Canberra this year, we will be going to Emerald and Blackwater to pay our respects to those who served and who are no longer with us. Unfortunately this year, we have a name in the baton. RIP Senior Constable Dave Masters 💙
An idea for those in lockdown and with a big enough backyard. #ridesafely4me #butstayhomeasrequired
Subsidised courses would definitely be a positive step forward. #ridesafely4me ![]()
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www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-29/motorbike-licensing-training-concerns-following-double-deaths/1001…
Motorbike deaths more than double and older, returning riders are urged to retrain
www.abc.net.au
Queensland Police say there’s a been a concerning spike in motorbike fatalities and serious crashes this year and a large portion have been older men returning to the hobby.
An all too common story. #ridesafely4me
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#ridesafely4me was proud to be part of the rider engagement day at The Mount Glorious Cafe today with Queensland Police Service . Great to chat with riders about all things safety.
With the generous assistance of our supporters Graham and Leanne, we were again proud to sponsor the Wall to Wall – Ride for Remembrance. Unfortunately due to border restrictions there was no ride to Canberra this year, but we were honoured to be part of one groups visit to the Queensland Police Memorial and Anzac Square remembering police both killed in the line of duty and while serving our country. To everyone taking part in rides across the country – #ridesafely4me.
#ridesafely4me about to leave for the special Wall to Wall – Ride for Rememberance ride.
This year alone, we have already seen more than 100 lives lost on Queensland roads. Two Forensic Crash Unit officers have told their own stories, in their own words. Read more here: mypolice.page.link/j544
Shout out to our amazing Forensic Crash Investigators who do an outstanding job. But wouldn’t it be great if we didn’t need them? #ridesafely4meThis year alone, we have already seen more than 100 lives lost on Queensland roads. Two Forensic Crash Unit officers have told their own stories, in their own words. Read more here: mypolice.page.link/j544
A great reminder of the importance of letting others know where you’re going. #ridesafely4me
This seems to be spreading. And I forgot to say #ridesafely4me. Hope everyone is keeping well.
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It’s a good start but why not zero? #ridesafely4meLast year we had our lowest road toll since 1952. Thanks for your support and for helping to keep our roads safe. Our hearts go out to the 217 families who lost someone and the 6,500 people who were seriously injured. Let’s all do our bit to take extra care on the roads in 2020 and lower the road toll #TowardsZero