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LookLearnLive @LookLearnLive

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

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In 2025, motorcycle crashes took the lives of 560 riders and passengers in Texas. Motorcycle-specific gear is designed to protect you in the event of a crash. Look for high-quality helmets, jackets, gloves, pants and footwear designed for motorcyclists. #DriveLikeATexan
A person wearing a black and red motorcycle helmet and leather jacket stands in a hallway. The logos for "Look Learn Live" and "Save a Life: Texas Department of Transportation" are visible at the bottom.

ALT A person wearing a black and red motorcycle helmet and leather jacket stands in a hallway. The logos for "Look Learn Live" and "Save a Life: Texas Department of Transportation" are visible at the bottom.
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Texas needs more motorcycle safety instructors to train the ever-growing population of new riders in the state. For more information, visit bit.ly/48cJRkx #TDLRTraining
A person rides a motorcycle in a parking lot, receiving instructions from another standing nearby. The setting is an open area with trees in the background. The Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation logo is visible at the bottom of the image.

ALT A person rides a motorcycle in a parking lot, receiving instructions from another standing nearby. The setting is an open area with trees in the background. The Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation logo is visible at the bottom of the image.
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Who’s watching? Newer riders often learn by watching those around them. Set the example by riding at safe speeds, following posted limits and making smart choices on the road. #DriveLikeATexan
Motorcyclists navigate a winding road lined with trees. One wears a green and yellow helmet. A roadside barrier runs alongside the road. The bottom of the image displays logos for "Look Learn Live" and "Save a Life" Texas Department of Transportation.

ALT Motorcyclists navigate a winding road lined with trees. One wears a green and yellow helmet. A roadside barrier runs alongside the road. The bottom of the image displays logos for "Look Learn Live" and "Save a Life" Texas Department of Transportation.
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At the 2026 Forum, Daniel Hernandez shared the concept that for every tank of gas you buy, you should set aside the same amount for tire replacement. Staying ahead on tire care helps maintain traction, control and overall safety. bit.ly/4uejiDI #DriveLikeATexan
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Crash risk increases during the summer as more young drivers and motorcycle riders share the road. Talk with teens about staying focused, avoiding distractions and making safe choices behind the wheel. Riders: stay alert and leave extra time and space to react. #DriveLikeATexan
Two motorcyclists riding on a scenic, curved mountain road surrounded by trees. Logos for "Look Learn Live.org" and "Save a Life - Texas Department of Transportation" are visible at the bottom.

ALT Two motorcyclists riding on a scenic, curved mountain road surrounded by trees. Logos for "Look Learn Live.org" and "Save a Life - Texas Department of Transportation" are visible at the bottom.
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Start building road awareness early. Play Biker Bump with your kids—every time they spot a motorcycle on the road, give a fist bump. It is a simple, fun way to help children learn to watch for riders and build lifelong safety habits. #DriveLikeATexan
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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 c-brooks@tti.tamu.edu and provide your license plate number for parking. Visit bit.ly/4tZzqsB for the agenda!
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At the 2026 Texas Motorcycle Safety Forum, Shanisty Villanueva with TDLR shared an overview of the state’s motorcycle safety curriculum. Practice what you learn, stay alert on every ride and always ride within your skill level. bit.ly/4uejiDI #DriveLikeATexan
A promotional display featuring a flyer with "I took a course for Mom. Who will you take it for?" alongside a toy motorcycle. Logos for "Look Learn Live.org" and "Texas Department of Transportation" are visible.

ALT A promotional display featuring a flyer with "I took a course for Mom. Who will you take it for?" alongside a toy motorcycle. Logos for "Look Learn Live.org" and "Texas Department of Transportation" are visible.
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Drivers, always use your turn signal before changing lanes or moving over. Check your mirrors, look twice and make sure a motorcycle is not in your blind spot. #DriveLikeATexan
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June is packed with training opportunities. The Advanced Rider Course will be held June 11–13, followed by RiderCoach Prep June 15–21 and the MSF RiderCoach Prep June 22–29. Learn more about these courses and stay up to date on future offerings at bit.ly/4req0Ye
A laptop displaying a website for Texas Rider, showing upcoming training classes including the Advanced RiderCourse and RiderCoach Preparation Course by PTEC. TDLR logo and text for Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation are at the bottom.

ALT A laptop displaying a website for Texas Rider, showing upcoming training classes including the Advanced RiderCourse and RiderCoach Preparation Course by PTEC. TDLR logo and text for Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation are at the bottom.
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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 c-brooks@tti.tamu.edu and provide your license plate number for parking. Visit bit.ly/4tZzqsB for the agenda!
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As temperatures rise, check your tire pressure regularly. Heat can cause pressure to fluctuate, which can affect handling, traction and overall safety for both drivers and riders. #DriveLikeATexan
A person checks tire pressure with a digital gauge displaying 40.9 PSI. Logos for Look Learn Live and Texas Department of Transportation's "Save a Life" campaign are visible at the bottom.

ALT A person checks tire pressure with a digital gauge displaying 40.9 PSI. Logos for Look Learn Live and Texas Department of Transportation's "Save a Life" campaign are visible at the bottom.
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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
A glass of beer is placed on a wooden table. The background shows a blurred motorcycle helmet. Logos for Look Learn Live and Texas Department of Transportation's "Save a Life" are at the bottom.

ALT A glass of beer is placed on a wooden table. The background shows a blurred motorcycle helmet. Logos for Look Learn Live and Texas Department of Transportation's "Save a Life" are at the bottom.
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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
An orange diamond-shaped traffic sign reads "Slow Work Zone Ahead." The sign is posted on a metal pole. Logos for Look Learn Live.org and the Texas Department of Transportation appear at the bottom.

ALT An orange diamond-shaped traffic sign reads "Slow Work Zone Ahead." The sign is posted on a metal pole. Logos for Look Learn Live.org and the Texas Department of Transportation appear at the bottom.
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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. bit.ly/4uejiDI #DriveLikeATexan
A person stands at a podium speaking at the 2026 Texas Motorcycle Safety Forum.

ALT A person stands at a podium speaking at the 2026 Texas Motorcycle Safety Forum.

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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
A sign that says slow down, children are playing.

ALT A sign that says slow down, children are playing.

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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 bit.ly/4req0Ye #TDLRTraining
Poster for Lone Star Bikers' MSF RiderCoach Prep Upcoming Classes. Lists dates June 22-28 and Sept. 7-13 at The Vista Mall, 2401 S. Stemmons FWY, Lewisville, Texas. Background features a motorcycle.

ALT Poster for Lone Star Bikers' MSF RiderCoach Prep Upcoming Classes. Lists dates June 22-28 and Sept. 7-13 at The Vista Mall, 2401 S. Stemmons FWY, Lewisville, Texas. Background features a motorcycle.
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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 c-brooks@tti.tamu.edu and provide your license plate number for parking. Visit bit.ly/4tZzqsB for the agenda!
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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
A person rides a motorcycle quickly on a road. The image features logos for "Look Learn Live.org" and the Texas Department of Transportation's "Save a Life" campaign.

ALT A person rides a motorcycle quickly on a road. The image features logos for "Look Learn Live.org" and the Texas Department of Transportation's "Save a Life" campaign.
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