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From Montana to Texans and from Florida to Canada...May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. I think these picures say it best. From one rider to the other...please Always Ride Sober and Wear Your Gear (is as close to a seat belt as you can get on a bike.) Thank you and Drive Safe Missoula and Ride Safe Missoula. #DrvieSafeMissoula #ATGATT #DriveSober #RideSober #BuckleUpButtercup #BuckleUpMontana #DUITaskForce #IDontDUIT

Super Bowl LV kicks off on Sunday, February 7, 2021 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers taking on the defending Super Bowl Champions, the Kansas City, Chiefs in Tampa Bay. Just under two hours Southwest of Kansas City is the great town of Emporia, Kansas. (I wonder if they still have their "Drive-thru Zoo?") In Emporia, Lyon County Sheriff's Deputy Zach Shafer has been coming up with some great traffic safety signs to help remind people to drive sober this Super Bowl weekend and

As of November 30, 2020 we have lost 186 lives on Montana roadways. Here in Montana, we have a Vision Zero initiative. What that means is that we have a goal of getting to zero death and zero serious injuries on our roadways. It might seem like we have a long way to go, but in reality if every driver were to choose to drive sober & aleart while wearing a seatbelt...we would almost be there. Then if us who ride mortorcycles, wear All The Gear All The Time (ATGATT) we cou

Long before I was a parent, I heard this statement, "When it comes to raising children, more stuff is caught than taught." What does that mean exactly? Let's imagine it's time to teach your child how to drive, and you tell them, "Don't use your phone while driving! No texting! No searching for music! Just Drive!" Yet your child has spent the last ten years of their life sitting in your car's back seat watching you use your phone while driving. If this is the case, your

Long before working here at Drive Safe Missoula, I spent eight years as a Police Officer for the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department. During those years, I dispatched to hundreds and hundreds of "Reported Traffic Accidents." I've filled out hundreds of "Missouri Uniform Accident Reports" (which have since been retitled Missouri Uniform Crash Reports). An intersection in my patrol area was routinely ranked in the Top 10 highest accident intersections in Kansas City, Missou