CBA M.S.A.P. Page
(Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Program)
What is it?
A program that trains North Carolina bikers to go into high school drivers education classes and teach the new
driving students to share the road with motorcycles. This program is an hour long lecture class that explains the benefits
of sharing the road with bikers. The class consists of 16 modules:
1) Introduction - Who is the CBA and why are we here.
2) Sharing the road.
3)
Personal information about the instructor(s).
4) Ask the class about thier experiences with motorcycles.
5) Discussion on different types of bikes (show pictures)
6) Discuss stereotypes.
7) Sunny Day Demonstration.
8) Discussion on crash statistics and
causes.
9) Discussion of personal examples.
10) Reasons for riding a motorcycle.
11) Why motorcycles
use and need the entire lane.
12) Differences between cars and motorcycles.
13) View video "A Common Road"
14) S.I.P.D.E. Discussion.
15) Discussion
on protective clothing.
16) Closing discussion about motorcycles crashes.
Who can teach it?
ANY motorcyclist in North Carolina can attend an instructors training class and then be certified to teach the
class. This invitation goes out to ALL motorcycle clubs, riding clubs, GWRRA chapters, HOG chapters, and any other riding
group or organization in North Carolina. The more instructors that are trained, the sooner we start saving the lives of our
brothers and sisters.
