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A Texas motorcycle safety and awareness campaign developed by TxDOT, Tx. DPS and the Texas A&M Transportation Institute.

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Never drink and ride. Alcohol affects balance, reaction time, and decision making, all of which are critical for safe motorcycle operation. Make a plan for a safe ride home and always choose a sober option. #DriveLikeATexan

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When in a work zone, watch for loose gravel and oil on the roadway. These conditions can reduce traction and make it easier to lose control. Slow down, avoid sudden movements and stay alert for changing road surfaces. #DriveLikeATexan

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Teoh shared research on how advanced driver assistance systems interact with motorcycles, including detection challenges, real-world performance and ways to improve crash avoidance technology. Avoid distractions and watch for one another. https://t.co/hQJEIonxtx #DriveLikeATexan

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School’s out and summer is here, which means more children playing outside, walking, and riding bikes in neighborhoods and near roadways. Slow down, stay alert and expect the unexpected, especially in residential areas. #DriveLikeATexan

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Don't forget there are two upcoming RiderCoach Prep training sessions on June 22–28 and Sept. 7–13 at The Vista Mall in Lewisville, TX. Learn how to help new riders develop safe skills and become a certified RiderCoach. Learn more at https://t.co/OTL8fkEgXG #TDLRTraining

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Only 10 days until Ride to Work Day on June 9! If you’re planning to ride, make sure to wear full gear every time you hit the road.

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REMINDER: The next Texas Motorcycle Safety Coalition is set for June 11, 2026! If you plan to attend in person, please RSVP to Cathy Brooks at [email protected] and provide your license plate number for parking.

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In Texas, lane splitting and lane filtering are not legal and can create unexpected situations for both riders and drivers. Staying in your lane helps improve visibility, reaction time and space to respond to traffic conditions. #DriveLikeATexan

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Did you know? Texas law limits motorcycle handlebars to no higher than the rider’s shoulder height when seated on the motorcycle. Proper motorcycle setup helps support safe handling and control. Before riding, make sure your bike meets legal and safety standards. #DriveLikeATexan

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Yard signs are officially gone! Thank you to everyone who helped distribute them and spread the message in their communities.

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At the Forum, Bart Teeter and Andy Burnett of Bot Auto discussed how AV technology can improve roadway safety by reducing human error and improving detection around motorcycles. As technology evolves, stay visible and ride predictably. https://t.co/hQJEIonxtx #DriveLikeATexan

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The agenda for the next Texas Motorcycle Safety Coalition is now available! If you plan to attend in person, please RSVP to Cathy Brooks at [email protected] and provide your license plate number for parking.

Visit https://t.co/cXkms11yBV for the agenda!

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Motorcycle tires are critical to safety, but wear is often overlooked. At the Forum, Daniel Hernandez compared tire wear to fuel consumption. Worn tires can affect traction & control. Before riding, check tire tread, pressure & condition. https://t.co/hQJEIonxtx. #DriveLikeATexan

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Texas law allows motorcyclists to ride 2 abreast in a single lane with another motorcycle. However, riding more than 2 abreast in the same lane is not permitted. Ride aware, stay positioned safely and follow proper lane formation. #DriveLikeATexan

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Are you ready to refresh your skills? A motorcycle safety course can help riders build confidence, sharpen riding techniques and reinforce safe habits on the road. #TDLRTraining

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REMINDER: The next Texas Motorcycle Safety Coalition is set for June 11, 2026! If you plan to attend in person, please RSVP to Cathy Brooks at [email protected] and provide your license plate number for parking.

Visit https://t.co/cXkms11yBV for more details!

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🚨 Yard Signs Are Still Available! 🚨

Help raise awareness in your community by requesting a motorcycle safety yard sign. To get yours, email [email protected] or [email protected] with the number of signs you want and your address.

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For drivers: Texas law states a motor vehicle may not be driven in a manner that deprives a motorcycle of the full use of a lane. Motorcycles need the full lane to operate safely. Stay alert, check your blind spots and share the road. #DriveLikeATexan

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Eric Teoh delivered the keynote address, “A Practical Path Toward Zero,” highlighting the rise in roadway fatalities despite Vision Zero efforts and introducing the “30×30” initiative. Stay informed, support safer roads and make safety the priority on every ride. #DriveLikeATexan

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Stopped traffic is frustrating, but riding between vehicles is not the answer. Lane splitting is illegal in Texas, and the space between lanes is not a riding path. Stay alert, ride smart and stay in your lane. #DriveLikeATexan