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See and Be Seen Slow Down Avoid Aggression MILEAGE Light and bright are the terms you need to Don’t exceed posted speed limits – they’re Speeding, tailgating and making frequent remember when choosing riding gear. Wear there for a good reason. Before you ride, lane changes all create dangerous situations TABLE clothing that makes you visible to drivers. consider the weather and road conditions and on the road. Avoid aggressive drivers. If Dark colored clothing can be difficult to see slow down accordingly. Speeding cuts down you’re feeling angry or frustrated, take a deep O O r r e e g g o o n n day or night. Choose gear that has retro- the amount of time you have for reacting to an breath to refocus, or pull over and take a Motorcycle Map 2015 - 2016 reflective material and use retro-reflective emergency. Give yourself more reaction time break. Just remember, there’s no such thing tape on your motorcycle and your helmet to and avoid a serious crash by slowing down. as a fender bender when you’re on a increase your chances of being seen at night. motorcycle. One of the most dangerous combinations for Choose a lane position that makes you visible motorcycle riders is high speed and corners. Distractions to other drivers and lets you see what’s The largest percentage of motorcycle-related ahead. Remember that if you can see a driver’s deaths in Oregon occur when riders leave the Fiddling with gloves or eyes in their rear-view mirror or side mirrors, roadway, typically in corners, and crash into riding gear, looking at a There are 7 Wonders of the World, and then they can see you. Don’t ride in a car’s trees, rocks, or other fixed objects. Watch for map or checking your GPS, not a single one of them is here in Oregon. “No Zone” blind spot. posted speeds and slow down when entering texting or fumbling with All we can figure is whoever came up with curves. Speeding greatly increases the forces electronic devices can all It’s the Maintain a space cushion around you so that the list must have never set foot here. They on your body in a crash. Even a small increase distract you. Make certain Law! you have space and time to maneuver. must have never seen Mt. Hood or the in speed – five to 10 miles per hour – can everything is in order Anticipate that drivers backing out of grandeur of the Columbia River Gorge. mean the difference between life and death. BEFORE you begin the ride. driveways may not see you. Your best defense They certainly didn’t explore the Oregon If there is a problem once is your awareness of traffic situations. Use Help promote WRECKLESS driving Coast. The exposed earth of the Painted you’re rolling, pull over and your expert mental skills to avoid having to Hills, Smith Rock’s towers of volcanic ash deal with it. Don’t divide your attention use your expert physical skills. Remember that and the alpine peaks of the Wallowas were between an irritation and the critical business when you’re on a motorcycle surprises are overlooked as well. Even Crater Lake, the of staying upright and alive. bad. Always bad. Plan an escape route and deepest lake in America, was left off their ride as if you’re invisible. list. So we see your Wonders, world. And Work raise you 7 of our own. Don’t hang out in the NO-ZONE Obey Speed Limits Zones And we invite you to not just see them, but Oregon speed limits are simple – maximum No-Zone Work zones experience them. Just remember: This is 65 mph on the interstate outside urban The No-Zone is the danger area around c r e ate Oregon. So how you go about doing that is special areas. Within cities the speed limit is posted. trucks and buses where crashes are more entirely up to you. hazards for Outside cities, on non-interstate highways, likely to occur. Most No-Zones are blind spots Visit us at TravelOregon.com or stop by riders . posted speeds are no greater than 55 mph. where your bike disappears from the view of one of our nine staffed travel information Always look Oregon’s basic speed law requires you to other drivers. The right-side blind spot is Cover photo by ODOT Photo and Video Services, 2014. Layout courtesy of OSU Graphic Design students. centers located throughout the state for for roadway determine what is reasonable and prudent doubly dangerous because trucks and buses recommendations on things to do or places Welcome motorcyclists! The changes in depending on road conditions but do not make wide right turns. Stay out the No Zone to see. Governor’s Advisory Committee color and texture. exceed posted speeds. trap (or these blind spots) and give larger on Motorcycle Safety hopes Metal plates, crack sealant and pavement vehicles plenty of room. you enjoy riding in our Dying to get there? especially when they’re wet. Uneven road 1 markings can affect your control and traction, beautiful state. Please remember as you enjoy Ride safely. The way to go. Helmets and Headlights our scenic roads, that your safety on two Required may have debris and fluid spills that can easily 2 surfaces can be very hazardous. Work zones 8 wheels is a matter of preparation, training 3 and awareness. In Oregon all motorcycle and moped riders and cause loss of traction too. Slow down in work SLOW DOWN. passengers must wear motorcycle helmets zones, obey all posted speeds and watch out The Governor’s Advisory Committee introduced The Way to Go. Transportation Safety – ODOT Get Endorsed and your headlight must be on at all times. for highway workers and equipment! the legislation that made it possible to 9 establish and fund the state-approved TEAM Since 2009 Oregon law requires that all new motorcycle riders complete an approved motorcycle All Oregon motorcyclists are required to have a motorcycle endorsement on their valid driver license. OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program. We safety course in order to get their motorcycle endorsement. encourage you to take advantage of the many 4 5 7 classes and skill development opportunities 6 The TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program offers training courses for beginners, intermediate, offered by this award-winning training. and experienced riders. For information, visit the TEAM OREGON web site at http://team-oregon.org. Having well-tuned riding skills makes your 1. ASTORIA WELCOME CENTER ride safer and a lot more fun. (Open all year) POSER PRO Located at the Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Please ride safely and enjoy your ride. We Commerce invite you to use this map to explore our 111 W. Marine Dr., Astoria, OR 97103 HEAD HELMET 503-325-6311 suggestions of memorable motorcycling roads. Before you start your day’s ride, be sure to That beanie helmet may be legal Well fitted helmets are comfortable, check road conditions by dialing 511 for the 2. PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WELCOME and it may protect your head. quiet and protect you from impacts. Top 5 Reasons Group Riding Oregon Department of Transportation’s road CENTER Maybe not. You only have one They’re a smart rider’s first line (Open all year) report or check the web at www.tripcheck.com. Motorcycle 5 Simple Rules brain so why take the chance? of defense. Located on the lower level near baggage claim 503-223-5928 Information Resources Road Conditions Riders Crash Group rides have become a significant factor EYES, EARS FACE SHIELD in Oregon motorcycle crashes. If you choose to 3. OREGON CITY WELCOME CENTER EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Notice In Oregon Experienced riders know how ride with others, then ride in a way that is safe AND FACE (Open all year) Dial 9-1- 1 Some roads in Oregon may close for the winter many UFOs are out there and for everyone. Remember the objective is to Watering eyes, deafened by Located at the End of the Trail Interpretive Center season or may close due to inclement weather. 1 RIDING TOO FAST FOR CONDITIONS make sure they’re prepared. 1726 Washington St. Oregon City, OR 97045 ROAD CONDITIONS, INCIDENTS, TRAFFIC REPORTS have a safe, enjoyable day. Here are a few wind blast and a face PLEASE INQUIRE LOCALLY. 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SHOULDERS 9-1-1 to report accidents and unsafe drivers changing weather conditions 14433 Hwy 101, Brookings, OR 97415 Too much speed, sub-par riding skills, Encourage everyone to ride within their limits. AND ARMS and highly visible to others. 541-469-4117 1-800-452‐7888 for wildlife violations and failing to look well ahead all contribute A good riding jacket is the www.oregon.gov/OSP Your unprotected body is no to this one. Slow down, keep your head and 2 KEEP THE GROUP SMALL pro’s “home away from home.” 5. ASHLAND WELCOME CENTER Transportation Safety. match for the road rash you’ll OREGON DRIVER AND MOTOR VEHICLES eyes up and your skills are tuned up. Limit your group to four or fewer riders. (Open May-Sept) (503) 945- The way to Go. 5000 get from sliding along Located just off Exit 19 along I-5 If you have more riders, split into smaller (503) 299-9999 (Portland metro area) Form 737-3479 (10-2014 vv) Stock No. 330436 concrete or asphalt. 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Safety Division: 541-882-7330 A SAFE RIDE IS AN ENJOYABLE RIDE – so be sure you ride sober. About 40% of the motorcyclists who die when passing or riding through curves. www.oregon.gov/ODOT/TS PANTS on Oregon roads each year are impaired. Don’t sacrifce your ride, your day, or your li fe by riding impaired. 4 FAILING TO AVOID STOPPED OR KNEES 7. LAKEVIEW WELCOME CENTER Know Before You Go Another important factor in preventing TRAVEL OREGON PARKED VEHICLES 4 SIGNAL EARLY AND OFTEN (Open May-Sept) Having your knees in the breeze is a great hypothermia, dehydration, sunburn and Visit: www.TripCheck.com, TripCheck.com/mobile 1‐800‐547-7842 Located at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce As weird as it seems, 4 and 5 are consistently The leader should scan ahead for or call 511 www.TravelOregon.com way to show off sunburn and road rash. windburn. Also, most motorcycle injuries are to 126 North E St., Lakeview, OR 97630 in the top five. Keep your eyes up and give changes and signal early so that everyone Remember, there’s no such thing as a the lower extremities. Anyone who is “in the 541-947-6040 Insurance Discounts Move Over For the latest: Or dial yourself space and time to maneuver in has advance warning. Everyone should follow OREGON PARKS AND RECREATION fender-bender when you’re on a know,” recognizes the value of comfort and Road conditions traffic. It’s critical! suit by signaling to the following rider. motorcycle. Think about it. protection from the road. 8. UMATILLA WELCOME CENTER Oregon requires insurance companies to offer When a stopped emergency vehicle, ambulance, 1-800-551-6949 800-977-ODOT Traf fc alerts (6368) (Open all year) discounts to graduates of the approved roadside assistance vehicle or tow truck is on the 1-800- 452-5687 for reservations Located at the Umatilla Chamber of Commerce motorcycle safety course. A TEAM OREGON side of the roadway with its amber, red or blue www.OregonStateParks.org Weather reports 5 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY 5 BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RIDER FEET BOOTS 100 Cline, Umatilla, OR 97882 Basic Rider Training or Intermediate Rider fashers activated, drivers must move over a lane Construction updates Don’t throw away your safety margin DIRECTLY BEHIND YOU Personal contact with the shift lever, brake Provide comfort in hostile environments, 541-922-2599 Training card will get you this discount for the if it is safe to do so. If there is not another lane by tailgating. Most motorcycles have great When making a turn, passing through a Travel services: hotels, motels, gas stations, pedal, hot engine or the asphalt will forever protection from hot or sharp motorcycle parts and frst three years after you graduate. available or it is unsafe to make a lane change, sno-parks brakes but they can’t perform miracles. signal, or changing lanes, check to make sure 9. ONTARIO WELCOME CENTER change your perspective on footwear. a good grip on the foot rests and the road. drivers MUST slow down to a speed that is at Neither can you. that the rider following is still with you. (Open May-Sept) Disclaimer Scenic byways, local attractions, transportation Wind on the toes is not “cool!” A pro knows the importance of all these. Make certain you have enough insurance. Your least 5 mph BELOW the posted or designated options & more Located at the Ontario Rest Area on I-84 chances of being injured in a motorcycle crash speed of the roadway. No warranty is made or intended as to the safety or 1202 S I-84 North, Ontario, OR 97914 fitness of the highways, roads or streets for motorcycle 541-889-8569 are much higher than when you’re driving a travel. The state, counties, cities and their officers and This Official State Map is distributed for FREE. car. If you’re in a motorcycle crash you employees disclaim responsibility and shall not be have an 80% chance of being injured. Other maps are available at cost from ODOT’s Geographic answerable or held accountable in any manner for loss, Information Services Unit in Salem, (503) 986-3154. FREE Official Always carry more insurance than just the damage, or injury that may be suffered by motorcyclists Oregon Motorcycle Map prepared by the Oregon Department of basic coverage required by law. Slow Down. The way to go. who travel along highways, roads or streets in Oregon. Transportation, 355 Capitol St. NE, Salem OR 97301. POSER OR PRO? WHICH ARE YOU?

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Page 1: See and Be Seen Slow Down Avoid Aggression … and Be Seen Slow Down Avoid Aggression MiLEAGE Light and bright are the terms you need to don’t exceed posted speed limits – they’re

See and Be Seen Slow Down Avoid Aggression MiLEAGELight and bright are the terms you need to donrsquot exceed posted speed limits ndash theyrsquore Speeding tailgating and making frequent remember when choosing riding gear Wear there for a good reason Before you ride lane changes all create dangerous situations TABLEclothing that makes you visible to drivers consider the weather and road conditions and on the road Avoid aggressive drivers If Dark colored clothing can be difficult to see slow down accordingly Speeding cuts down yoursquore feeling angry or frustrated take a deep OOrreeggoonnday or night Choose gear that has retro- the amount of time you have for reacting to an breath to refocus or pull over and take a

Motorcycle Map 2015 - 2016reflective material and use retro-reflective emergency Give yourself more reaction time break Just remember therersquos no such thing tape on your motorcycle and your helmet to and avoid a serious crash by slowing down as a fender bender when yoursquore on a increase your chances of being seen at night motorcycleOne of the most dangerous combinations for Choose a lane position that makes you visible motorcycle riders is high speed and corners Distractionsto other drivers and lets you see whatrsquos The largest percentage of motorcycle-related ahead Remember that if you can see a driverrsquos deaths in Oregon occur when riders leave the Fiddling with gloves or eyes in their rear-view mirror or side mirrors roadway typically in corners and crash into riding gear looking at a

There are 7 Wonders of the World andthen they can see you Donrsquot ride in a carrsquos trees rocks or other fixed objects Watch for map or checking your GPS not a single one of them is here in OregonldquoNo Zonerdquo blind spot posted speeds and slow down when entering texting or fumbling with All we can figure is whoever came up withcurves Speeding greatly increases the forces electronic devices can all Itrsquos theMaintain a space cushion around you so that the list must have never set foot here Theyon your body in a crash Even a small increase distract you Make certain Lawyou have space and time to maneuver must have never seen Mt Hood or thein speed ndash five to 10 miles per hour ndash can everything is in order

Anticipate that drivers backing out of grandeur of the Columbia River Gorgemean the difference between life and death BEFORE you begin the ridedriveways may not see you Your best defense They certainly didnrsquot explore the OregonIf there is a problem onceis your awareness of traffic situations Use Help promote WRECkLESS driving Coast The exposed earth of the Paintedyoursquore rolling pull over and your expert mental skills to avoid having to Hills Smith Rockrsquos towers of volcanic ashdeal with it Donrsquot divide your attention use your expert physical skills Remember that and the alpine peaks of the Wallowas werebetween an irritation and the critical business when yoursquore on a motorcycle surprises are overlooked as well Even Crater Lake theof staying upright and alivebad Always bad Plan an escape route and deepest lake in America was left off their ride as if yoursquore invisible list So we see your Wonders world And

Work raise you 7 of our ownDonrsquot hang out in the nO-zOnEObey Speed Limits Zones And we invite you to not just see them but

Oregon speed limits are simple ndash maximum No-Zone Work zones experience them Just remember This is 65 mph on the interstate outside urban The No-Zone is the danger area around c r e a t e Oregon So how you go about doing that is

s p e c i a lareas Within cities the speed limit is posted trucks and buses where crashes are more entirely up to you hazards forOutside cities on non-interstate highways likely to occur Most No-Zones are blind spots Visit us at TravelOregoncom or stop byr i d e r s posted speeds are no greater than 55 mph where your bike disappears from the view of one of our nine staffed travel informationAlways lookOregonrsquos basic speed law requires you to other drivers The right-side blind spot is Cover photo by ODOT Photo and Video Services 2014 Layout courtesy of OSU Graphic Design studentscenters located throughout the state forfor roadwaydetermine what is reasonable and prudent doubly dangerous because trucks and buses recommendations on things to do or places Welcome motorcyclists Thechanges independing on road conditions but do not make wide right turns Stay out the No Zone to see Governorrsquos Advisory Committeecolor and texture exceed posted speeds trap (or these blind spots) and give larger

on Motorcycle Safety hopesMetal plates crack sealant and pavementvehicles plenty of room you enjoy riding in our

Dying to get there especially when theyrsquore wet Uneven road 1 markings can affect your control and traction

beautiful state Please remember as you enjoyRide safely The way to go Helmets and Headlights our scenic roads that your safety on two Required may have debris and fluid spills that can easily

2surfaces can be very hazardous Work zones 8 wheels is a matter of preparation training

3 and awarenessIn Oregon all motorcycle and moped riders and cause loss of traction too Slow down in workSLOW DOWN passengers must wear motorcycle helmets zones obey all posted speeds and watch out The Governorrsquos Advisory Committee introducedThe Way to Go Transportation Safety ndash ODOTGet Endorsed and your headlight must be on at all times for highway workers and equipment the legislation that made it possible to9 establish and fund the state-approved TEAM Since 2009 Oregon law requires that all new motorcycle riders complete an approved motorcycle All Oregon motorcyclists are required to have a motorcycle endorsement on their valid driver license

OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program We safety course in order to get their motorcycle endorsement encourage you to take advantage of the many

4 5 7 classes and skill development opportunities6The TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program offers training courses for beginners intermediate offered by this award-winning training and experienced riders For information visit the TEAM OREGON web site at httpteam-oregonorg Having well-tuned riding skills makes your1 ASTORiA WELCOME CEnTER

ride safer and a lot more fun(Open all year)POSER PRO Located at the Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of

Please ride safely and enjoy your ride WeCommerce invite you to use this map to explore our111 W Marine Dr Astoria OR 97103

HEAD HELMET 503-325-6311 suggestions of memorable motorcycling roads Before you start your dayrsquos ride be sure toThat beanie helmet may be legal Well fitted helmets are comfortable check road conditions by dialing 511 for the2 PORTLAnd inTERnATiOnAL AiRPORT WELCOMEand it may protect your head quiet and protect you from impactsTop 5 Reasons Group Riding Oregon Department of Transportationrsquos roadCEnTERMaybe not You only have one Theyrsquore a smart riderrsquos first line (Open all year) report or check the web at wwwtripcheckcomMotorcycle 5 Simple Rules brain so why take the chance of defense Located on the lower level near baggage claim

503-223-5928 Information Resources Road ConditionsRiders Crash Group rides have become a significant factor EYES EARS FACE SHIELD in Oregon motorcycle crashes If you choose to 3 OREGOn CiTY WELCOME CEnTER EMERGEnCY ASSiSTAnCE NoticeIn Oregon Experienced riders know how ride with others then ride in a way that is safe AND FACE (Open all year) Dial 9-1- 1 Some roads in Oregon may close for the wintermany UFOs are out there andfor everyone Remember the objective is to Watering eyes deafened by Located at the End of the Trail Interpretive Center season or may close due to inclement weather1 RidinG TOO FAST FOR COndiTiOnS make sure theyrsquore prepared 1726 Washington St Oregon City OR 97045 ROAd COndiTiOnS inCidEnTS TRAFFiC REPORTShave a safe enjoyable day Here are a few wind blast and a face PLEASE inQUiRE LOCALLY Under normalWith Oregonrsquos ever-changing weather Clear vision and saving face 800-424-3002 Dial 5-1-1 or toll free in Oregonsimple rules pock-marked by insects and 1- weather conditions all roads shown on thisand road conditions the posted speed or are a priority with pros 800-977-ODOT (6368)

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changing conditions wwworegongovODOT11001 Hwy 97 South Klamath Falls OR 97603factors in these crashes plenty of space and visibility Go to single file and are expendable in a crash Safety Division541-882-7330 A SAFE RidE iS An EnjOYABLE RidE ndash so be sure you ride sober About 40 of the motorcyclists who diewhen passing or riding through curves wwworegongovODOTTSPANTS on Oregon roads each year are impaired Donrsquot sacrifice your ride your day or your life by riding impaired4 FAiLinG TO AvOid STOPPEd OR KNEES 7 LAkEviEW WELCOME CEnTER Know Before You GoAnother important factor in preventing TRAvEL OREGOnPARkEd vEHiCLES 4 SiGnAL EARLY And OFTEn (Open May-Sept)Having your knees in the breeze is a great hypothermia dehydration sunburn and Visit wwwTripCheckcom TripCheckcommobile1‐800‐547-7842Located at the Lake County Chamber of CommerceAs weird as it seems 4 and 5 are consistently The leader should scan ahead for or call 511wwwTravelOregoncomway to show off sunburn and road rash windburn Also most motorcycle injuries are to 126 North E St Lakeview OR 97630in the top five Keep your eyes up and give changes and signal early so that everyone Remember therersquos no such thing as a the lower extremities Anyone who is ldquoin the 541-947-6040 Insurance Discounts Move Over For the latest Or dialyourself space and time to maneuver in has advance warning Everyone should follow OREGOn PARkS And RECREATiOnfender-bender when yoursquore on a knowrdquo recognizes the value of comfort and bull Road conditionstraffic Itrsquos critical suit by signaling to the following rider motorcycle Think about it protection from the road 8 UMATiLLA WELCOME CEnTER Oregon requires insurance companies to offer When a stopped emergency vehicle ambulance 1-800- 551- 6949 800-977-OdOT

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