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Motorcycle Safety The Next Steps

2016 SMSA National Motorcycle Training Summit September 21-24, 2016 Portland, Oregon Red Lion on the River

Jantzen BeachTraining Summit Program Agenda Preliminary Draft 9/2/2016 – All sessions, speakers, dates and times subject to change.

National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators

DRAFT 2016 National Motorcycle Training Summit Page | 1

Floor Plan and Outside Exhibits


A Special Thanks to Our 2016 SMSA Summit Sponsors

Gold Level

Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Total Control Training, Inc.

Silver Level

American Association of Motor Vehicle

Administrators

U.S. Insurance Services

Bronze Level

Tidewater Motorcycle Safety

Training Program

2016 SMSA Summit Hosts

Oregon Department of Transportation

TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program

NOTES


Local Restaurants and Shopping


Please Visit the SMSA 2016 Summit Exhibitors

Harley-Davidson Motor Company Milwaukee, WI Jason Tolleson/Leon Winfrey [email protected] [email protected] (414) 343-4500 http://www.harley-davidson.com

Management Systems, Inc. 3330 NW 125th St Miami, Florida 33167 Steven Zarbatany / Jason Hooper [email protected] (877) 308-7246 www.getrems.com

Motorcycle Safety Foundation 2 Jenner, Suite 150 Irvine, CA 92618 [email protected] (800) 446-9277 www.msf-usa.org

Motorcycle Safety Systems, LLC. PO Box 74 Star, Idaho 83669 Stacey “Ax” Axmaker [email protected] (208) 908-3595 [email protected]

Richmond Ambulance Authority / Rider Alert 2400 Hermitage Road Richmond, VA 23220 Dempsey Whitt [email protected] (804) 254-1121 www.raaems.org / www.rideralert.org

Royal Enfield 226 North Water St Milwaukee, WI 53202 Sarah Lahalih [email protected] www.royalenfield.com

SKIDCAR SYSTEM, INC. 6440 Sky Pointe Drive Suite 140 PMB 141 Las Vegas, Nevada 89131 Dane Pitarresi / Lisa Pitarresi [email protected] [email protected] (702) 395-2896 www.skidcar.com

Total Control Training, Inc. PO Box 1838 Victorville, California 92393 Lee Parks / Christie Ung [email protected] [email protected] (760) 220-5045 www.totalcontroltraining.net

U.S. Insurance P.O. Box 47380 Jacksonville, Florida 32247-7380 Janice Bagley [email protected] (800) 247-9718 www.us-insurance.com

Outside Exhibits

Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program Mobile Training Unit

SKIDBIKE™

• Demonstrations • Demo-Rides

TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program Mobile Training Unit

mailto:[email protected]


http://www.harley-davidson.com/


http://www.getrems.com/


http://www.msf-usa.org/




http://www.raaems.org/

http://www.rideralert.org/


http://www.royalenfield.com/



http://www.skidcar.com/



http://www.totalcontroltraining.net/


http://www.us-insurance.com/


Description of Summit Session/Training Tracks and Professional Development Workshops

• Professional Development Workshops - Are offered prior to the Summit and focus on a particular topic for professional development. The workshops require pre-registration to participate. Space is limited.

• General Sessions – Intended for all Summit attendees. These sessions provide information that pertains to all motorcycle safety professionals. See what’s going on at the national level.

• Track 1 – Administration Sessions - Intended audience includes administrators, directors, managers, researchers, law enforcement, etc. These sessions provide information that pertains to the administration of a state comprehensive motorcycle safety program. See what other programs are doing to enhance program management.

• Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions - Intended for administrators, directors, managers and trainers of rider education and training programs. These sessions provide information that pertains to administers rider education and training programs. See what other programs are doing to enhance rider education and training programs.

• Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions - Intended for instructors and trainers. These classroom sessions provide training to enhance instructor and trainer facilitation skills. See what other programs are doing to provide ongoing instructor development and education.

• Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session - Intended for instructors and trainers. These range riding sessions provide the opportunity to enhance instructor riding skills. See what other programs are doing to enhance range riding practice opportunities. Space for riders is limited but observers are encouraged!


Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Time & Location Event Information 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lower Level – Pre-function Area

SMSA Registration Open Summit Shirts Sponsored by: U.S. Insurance Services

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington

Exhibitor Setup

Group 1 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Group 2 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Hotel Lobby / Shuttle Area

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED Icon Helmets/Riding Gear Design Studio Tour Space Limited to 20 participants Per Group Hosted by: The Oregon Motorcycle Safety Program

8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Lower Level – Timberline

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED Professional Development Workshop #1 – Leadership Training (Administrator and Instructors – ALL) “Route to Leadership” Route planning is an effective tool for making the most of your journey. The journey to effective leadership requires many of these same tools. Join Steve Garets, Retired from TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program, as he unfolds the map of leadership to explore his 10 favorite routes to leadership, building effective teams, and harnessing the power of community. Enjoy the ride! Conducted by: Steve Garets, TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch On Your Own

1:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Lower Level – Multnomah

SMSA 2016 Annual Member’s Business Meeting-Separate Agenda State Voting, Supporting and Individual Members Presided by: Bruce Biondo (VA), Chairperson, SMSA Executive Committee

• SMSA Financial Report • Revision of SMSA Bylaws • Review and Approval of SMSA 2017 1-Year Plan • Review and Approval of SMSA 2017 Proposed Budget • SMSA Committee Reports

− Communications and Membership Committee − Motorcycle Safety Programs Committee − Policy and Planning Committee

• Members Open Discussion • 2017 SMSA Conference Location and Highlights/Future SMSA Conference

Locations • Introduction of the 2016-2017 SMSA Executive Committee Members


Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Time & Location Event Information 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lower Level – Timberline

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED Professional Development Workshop #2 – Washington Instructor Development Training – What’s In Your Tool Kit? (Instructors/Trainers) Want to have more fun and be more effective working with your students and fellow instructors? In this interactive session conducted by the Washington State Motorcycle Safety Program, you will work to sharpen your current tools as an instructor, and add new ones to your tool kit. Topics covered will include:

• identifying different personality and communication styles and using them to better connect with your students,

• creative ideas for difficult conversations with students and fellow instructors, • increasing effectiveness in the classroom by using adult learning techniques and

activities to empower your students and energize their learning, • keeping your fire lit by managing instructor burnout, and • much more.

This workshop will put tools in your hand that you can immediately use in your state with any curriculum to optimize the training experience you provide for your students as they begin their riding career. Conducted by: Washington Motorcycle Safety Program WMSP Staff

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Hotel Parking Lot/Range

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED Professional Development Workshop #3 – Idaho STAR Program Abbreviated Precision Riding Clinic (PRC) (Instructors/Trainers) Maximum of 10 Participants / Observers Welcome! The Idaho STAR Program is offering an abbreviated Precision Riding Clinic (PRC) as an Instructor/RiderCoach PDW. The PRC is Idaho STAR’s premier course designed for fully endorsed riders with a minimum of two years or 10,000 miles of current street-riding experience and is based on Idaho Police Motor School drills. Riders will have the opportunity to master precision vehicle control and advanced low-speed maneuvering and hazard response skills on their own motorcycles in this intensive on-cycle workshop. Come out and join the STAR Team for some challenging and fun riding in the “Snowman,” “Flying W,” and more! Space is limited to 10 riders; observers welcome. Conducted by: Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program Staff

2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lower Level – Ballroom Area

Afternoon Break for PDW and Annual Member’s Business Meeting Attendees Summit Badge Required Sponsored by: Tidewater Motorcycle Safety Training Program and the SMSA Membership

5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington River Deck

“State Night Event” Opening Exhibits and Welcome Reception Join us at the Red Lion on the River Jantzen Beach – River Deck for refreshments and light hors d’oeuvres. Network with your peers and learn what others are doing in motorcycle safety. Hosted by: The Oregon Motorcycle Safety Program

7:00 p.m. Dinner On Your Own


Thursday, September 22, 2016 Time & Location Event Information 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lower Level – Pre-function Area


7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington

Morning Refreshments with Exhibitors and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required

7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Lower Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington

Exhibit Hall Open


SMSA Newcomer’s Meeting (for all new SMSA members and attendees) Moderated by: Ray Pierce (MO), Vice Chairperson, SMSA Executive Committee

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Lower Level – Multnomah

National Summit Opening General Session – Motorcycle Safety – The Next Steps Presided by: Bruce Biondo (VA), Chairperson, SMSA Executive Committee

• Presentation of Colors − Oregon State Police and Portland Police Bureau

• Welcome to the Summit and Opening Remarks − Matthew Garrett, Director, Oregon Department of Transportation − Troy E. Costales, Director, Oregon Office of Highway Safety

• SMSA 2016 Sponsors’ Recognition • Presentation of SMSA’s Annual Awards • SMSA Supporting Members’ Recognition • SMSA Individual Members’ Recognition


Morning Refreshment Break with Exhibitors and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required

10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Lower Level – Multnomah

General Session Moderated by: Lorrie J. Laing, Safety Practice Manager, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

• FHWA Crash Causation Study – How to Use the Data − Craig Thor, Ph.D., Research Civil Engineer, Federal Highway Administration,

Office of Safety Research and Development • Data Driven or Data Informed

− Chanyoung Lee, Ph.D., Program Director, Center for Urban Transportation Research at University of South Florida

10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Hotel Parking Lot/Range

Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session – Idaho STAR’s Cornering Skills Practice (CSP) Conducted by: Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program Staff

• An Introduction of the Idaho STAR Corner Skills Practice (CSP) Exercise.

12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington

Lunch Summit Badge Required Lunch Sponsored by: Total Control Training, Inc.


Thursday, September 22, 2016 Time & Location Event Information 1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lower Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington

Exhibit Hall Open


SMSA Individual Member Meeting and Roundtable Discussion Moderator: Robert Reichenberg, SMSA Individual Member Representative

1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lower Level – Multnomah

Track 1 – Administration Sessions Concurrent Training Session – NHTSA Motorcycle Safety Program Management Course Conducted by: Andrew Krajewski, SMSA Deputy Director and Jeremy Gunderson, Highway Safety Specialist, NHTSA

• Specifically tailored for state Motorcycle Safety Administrators, this modified course introduces participants to the comprehensive motorcycle safety program management framework utilized by state highway safety office personnel, a required course for SHSO staff seeking federal highway safety funds. For the seasoned professional or the new employee, come explore new approaches and ideas for enhancing your state’s motorcycle safety program.

1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lower Level – Timberline

Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions Concurrent Session – Rider Education and Training Moderated by: Joe Kelly, Administrative Assistant, Michigan Department of State

• How Do We Get Riders into Advanced Training Classes on Their Own Motorcycles? – An Interactive Workshop − Lee Parks, President, Total Control Training, Inc.

• Distributed Training and Practice Analysis – Reducing Scheduled Student Crashes − Hector Eide, Manager, Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program

1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lobby Level – Hayden

Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Washington Instructor Development Training – What’s In Your Tool Kit? Conducted by: Washington Motorcycle Safety Program WMSP Staff • Identifying Different Personality and Communication Styles and Using Them to

Better Connect With Your Students.


Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session/First SKIDBIKE™ Session SKIDBIKE™ - Demonstrations and Demo-Rides Facilitated by: Dane Pitarresi, President, SKIDCAR SYSTEM, INC. Demonstrations and demo-rides of the SKIDBIKE™ training motorcycle. Practice low speed tight turns; experience MSC, ABS, and TC; and demonstrations of the ATSS light system.


Afternoon Refreshment Break with Exhibitors and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required Sponsored by: The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators


Thursday, September 22, 2016 Time & Location Event Information 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Lower Level – Multnomah/Clackamas

Track 1 – Administration Sessions CONTINUED: Concurrent Training Session – NHTSA Motorcycle Safety Program Management Course (See 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Track 1)


Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions Concurrent Session – Rider Education and Training Seminar Moderated by: Peter Vander Aa (NV), SMSA Western Region Representative Conducted by: Stacey “Ax” Axmaker, Motorcycle Safety Systems, LLC

• Lead From the Front: Instilling Principles of Leadership and Effective Communication Throughout Your Program


Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Washington Instructor Development Training – What’s In Your Tool Kit? Conducted by: Washington Motorcycle Safety Program WMSP Staff • Increasing Effectiveness in the Classroom by Using Adult Learning Techniques and

Activities to Empower Your Students and Energize Their Learning.


Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session - MORE Cornering – A Class on Turning a Motorcycle Better – Try the M.O.S.T Conducted by: Chris Johnson, M.O.S.T. Concepts Emphasis on Body Position, Power of the Look, Hazards in Corners, Responding to Peripheral Input, Corner Steering, Throttle Steering, Maintaining Your Line and Speed with Brakes, Ignoring, Yet Recognizing the Distraction and Looking Beyond the Rider.



Friday, September 23, 2016

Time & Location Event Information 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Lower Level – Pre-function Area



Morning Refreshments with Exhibitors and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required

7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Open


Track 1 – Administration Sessions Concurrent Training Session – Avoid a Ticket and Survive a Crash Seminar Moderated by: Paul Graves (VT), SMSA Secretary and Eastern Region Representative Conducted by: Officer Will Stoy, Motor Police Officer, Meridian Police Department


Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions Concurrent Session – Rider Education and Training Outreach Moderated by: Chuck Stiteler (OH), SMSA Member-at-Large

• Doubling Down on Rider Education through Motorcyclist Community Outreach − Pat Hahn, Communications Outreach Manger, TEAM OREGON − Edith Peters, Traffic Safety Specialist, Florida Department of Transportation − Chad Teachout, Coordinator, Michigan Dept. of State

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Lobby Level – Hayden

Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Moderated by: Shawn Purl, Idaho STAR Program

• Panel Discussion on Instructor Professional Development Opportunities − Aria Minu-Sepehr, Director, TEAM Oregon − Andy Morris, Washington Motorist Safety Training

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Hotel Parking Lot

Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session Conducted by: Bret Tkacs, Owner, Curricula Designer, Puget Sound Safety

• Understanding Threshold Braking and ABS • Can You Stop as Well as a Minivan with a Teenage Driver? The Truth About

Braking!


Morning Refreshment Break with Exhibitors and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required


Track 1 – Administration Sessions Concurrent Session – Law Enforcement Moderated by: Andrea Nygard (WA), SMSA Member-at-Large

• State Traffic Stops – What Law Enforcement and Motorcycle Riders Need to Know − Bill Balzer, Motor Officer, Portland Police Bureau

• Preventing Street Racing Through Legal Alternatives − Sergeant Jason Harris, FL State University Police Department



Time & Location Event Information 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Lower Level – Timberline

Track 2 and Track 3 – Rider Education and Training Sessions and – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Concurrent Session – Understanding Motorcycle Rider Safety Technologies Moderated by: Roberta Carlson, SMSA Supporting Member Representative

• Understanding Stability Control, ABS and Traction Control − Brad Heiler, Sales Manager, BOSCH

10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Hotel Parking Lot/Range

Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session – Idaho STAR’s Braking Skills Practice (BSP) Conducted by: Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program Staff An Introduction of the Idaho STAR Braking Skills Practice (BSP) Exercise


Lunch Summit Badge Required Lunch Sponsored by: The Motorcycle Safety Foundation


Exhibit Hall Open


Track 1 – Administration Sessions Concurrent Session – Thinking of Requesting a NHTSA State Motorcycle Program Assessment? – Take a Peek Behind the Curtain Moderated by: Robert Reichenberg, NHTSA Assessment Team Member and SMSA Individual Member Representative Panel Members:

− Jeremy Gunderson, Highway Safety Specialist, NHTSA − Edith Peters, Traffic Safety Specialist, Florida Department of Transportation − Peter Russell, Oregon Governor’s Advisory Committee on Motorcycle Safety − Chad Teachout, Motorcycle Program Manager, Michigan Office of Highway

Safety Planning


Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions Concurrent Session – Motorcycle Safety and Education Moderated by: Paul Graves (VT), SMSA Secretary and Eastern Region Representative

• SkidBike – A Perspective Outside of Motorcycle Driver Education and Training − Hector Eide, Manager, Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program

• The Future of Rider Training: A Going Concern or Going Out of Business − Phil Sause, Manager, Maryland Motorcycle Safety Program


Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Moderated by: Peter Vander Aa (NV), SMSA Western Region Representative

• Lessons From a 7 Year Military Motorcycle Mentor Project Utilizing Unconventional Training Methods − Bret Tkacs, Owner, Curricula Designer, Puget Sound Safety

• Mythbusters - Braking, Licensing Standards and Staying ALIVE! − Bret Tkacs, Owner, Curricula Designer, Puget Sound Safety



Time & Location Event Information 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Hotel Parking Lot/Range

Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session/Second SKIDBIKE™ Session SKIDBIKE™ - Demonstrations and Demo-Rides Facilitated by: Dane Pitarresi, President SKIDCAR SYSTEM, INC. Demonstrations and demo-rides of the SKIDBIKE™ training motorcycle. Practice low speed tight turns; experience MSC, ABS, and TC; and demonstrations of the ATSS light system.


Afternoon Refreshment Break with Exhibitors and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required Sponsored by:

3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Exhibitor Breakdown


General Session – Initiatives & Opportunities in Motorcyclist Rider Education and Safety Moderated by: Andrea Nygard (WA), SMSA Member-at-Large

• MSF 100 Naturalistic Study of Motorcyclists − Tim Buche, President & CEO, Motorcycle Safety Foundation

• MSF's Rider Education & Training Systems − Ray Ochs, Vice President of Training Systems, Motorcycle Safety Foundation

3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Upper Level – Hayden

Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Moderated by: Sunshine Beer (ID), SMSA Chairperson Elect

• Snake Eyes = ATGATT − Kyle McCarty, Puget Sound


Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session Conducted by: Monty Lish, Evergreen Safety Council

• Differences of 3-Wheel and 2-Wheel Motorcycles and the Need for Three Wheel Training



Saturday, September 24, 2016

Time & Location Event Information 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Lower Level – Pre-function Area



Morning Refreshments and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required


General Session – “The Future of Motorcycling” Moderated by: Steve Garets, TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Safety Program Panelists:

− Troy E. Costales, Director, Oregon Office of Highway Safety − Lee Parks, President, Total Control Training, Inc. − Clement Salvadori, Motorcycle Enthusiast, Writer and Author

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Hotel Parking Lot/Range

Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session – The Oregon Riding Skills Practice (RSP) Circuit Ride Conducted by: TEAM OREGON Staff Ride the TEAM OREGON Riding Skills Practice (RSP) Circuit Ride and see how good your riding skills are. Compete against other riders. Top riders receive a prize.


Morning Refreshment Break and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required


Track 1 – Administration Sessions Moderated by: Lorrie J. Laing, Safety Practice Manager, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.

• Truthy vs Truth! Distinguishing Statements We Wish to be True from Statements That Scientific Testing Has Shown True − Joe Elliott, Executive Director, National Motorcycle Institute

• Changes in Motorcycling − David Hough, Consultant, National Motorcycle Institute

10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Lower Level – Timberline

Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions Rider Education and Training State Administrators Roundtable Moderated by: Ray Pierce (MO), Vice Chairperson, SMSA Executive Committee and Chuck Stiteler (OH), SMSA Member-at-Large Meet with other State Rider Education and Training Administrators to share challenges and successes in the administration of State Rider Education and Programs.

− For State Rider Education and Training Administrators or Designee.

10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Lower Level – Clackamas/Clark/Washington

Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Moderated by: Robert Reichenberg, SMSA Individual Member Representative

• Enhancing Questioning Skills: Stop the Bobble Heads and Get the “Wheels” Turning − Dan Petterson, President/CEO SMARTER



Time & Location Event Information 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Hotel Parking Lot

Track 4 – Range Activity/Training Session – The Oregon Riding Skills Practice (RSP) Circuit Ride Conducted by: TEAM OREGON Staff Ride the TEAM OREGON Riding Skills Practice (RSP) Circuit Ride and see how good your riding skills are. Compete against other riders. Top riders receive a prize.


Lunch Summit Badge Required

1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. SMSA Supporting Member Meeting and Roundtable Discussion Moderator: Roberta Carlson, SMSA Supporting Member Representative


Track 1 – Administration Sessions Concurrent Session – Administration/Research/Data Collection/Etc. Moderated by: Andrea Nygard (WA), SMSA Member-at-Large

• Enforcing Motorcycle Laws and Educating the Rider − Officer Will Stoy, Motor Police Officer, Meridian Police Department

• Law Enforcement – A Resource for Meeting Future Demands for Rider Training − Steve Guderian, Owner, Motorcycle Safety Consulting


Track 2 – Rider Education and Training Sessions Concurrent Session – Rider Education and Training Moderated by: Ray Pierce (MO), SMSA Vice Chairperson

• Planning for the Future in Rider Education with Effective Program Evaluations − Sunshine Beer, Director, Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program − Pat Hahn, Communications Outreach Manager, TEAM OREGON


Track 3 – Instructor Training Sessions (Instructors/Trainers) Concurrent Session – What’s Next in Rider Education Moderated by: Paul Graves (VT), SMSA Secretary and Eastern Region Representative

• Shifting Our Social Norms − Bret Tkacs, Owner Curriculum Designer, Puget Sound Safety

• RideSafeUS − Dan Petterson, President/CEO SMARTER


Range Activity/Training Session/Third and Last SKIDBIKE™ Session SKIDBIKE™ - Demonstrations and Demo-Rides Facilitated by: Dane Pitarresi, President SKIDCAR SYSTEM, INC. Demonstrations and demo-rides of the SKIDBIKE™ training motorcycle. Practice low speed tight turns; experience MSC, ABS, and TC; and demonstrations of the ATSS light system.


Afternoon Break and Professional Networking Summit Badge Required



Time & Location Event Information 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Lower Level – Multnomah

Closing Session – What’s Next Presided by: Bruce Biondo (VA), Chairperson, SMSA Executive Committee

• Overview of the SMSA 2016 Conference – Portland Oregon • Closing Remarks from the SMSA Chairperson • Introduction of the 2016-2017 SMSA Executive Committee

− Bruce Biondo (VA), Chairperson, SMSA Executive Committee • Door Prizes

NOTES


Past SMSA Award Winners

Chairperson’s Award

1993 - Tom McGovern

1994 - Dr. Allen Robinson

1995 - No Award Presented

1996 - Dr. Freddie Ford

1997 - Harry Hurt

1998 - Diane Wigle

1999 - Andy Krajewski

2000 - Raymond C. Gaulin Jr.

2001 - Lorrie Laing

2002 - Elizabeth Weaver

2003 - Albert Thornton

2004 - Steve Garets

2005 - Jenne Meyer

2006 - Carol Thurn

2007 - No Award Presented

2008 - Ronald Shepard

2009 - David Surgenor

2010 - Dr. Ray Ochs

2011 - Robert Secrest

Outstanding Contribution Award

2013 - Stacey “Ax” Axmaker 2014 - Andy Krajewski 2015 - Rick Kiley

Outstanding SMSA State Member Award

2012 - Idaho STAR Motorcycle Safety Program

2013 - Florida State Safety Office

2014 - Oregon Department of Transportation

2015 - Tennessee Department of Public Safety

Outstanding SMSA Supporting Member Award

2014 - Motorcycle Safety League of Virginia 2015 - Gold Wing Riders Association

Outstanding SMSA Individual Member Award

2014 - Keith Lindgren

Other Awards

Award of Appreciation - 2013 Michael Jordon

SMSA Lifetime Achievement Award - 2014 Andy Krajewski


A Special Thanks to Our SMSA State Members, Individual Members and SMSA Supporting Members!

Supporting Corporate Partners:

Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Supporting Corporate Members:

A.B.A.T.E. of Illinois

Cape Fox Corporation

Evergreen Safety Council

Gold Wing Road Riders Association

Harley-Davidson Motor Company

Management Systems, Inc.

SKIDCAR SYSTEM, INC.

Snell Memorial Foundation

Tidewater Motorcycle Safety Training Program

Total Control Training, Inc.

U.S Insurance Services

Supporting Non-Profit Members:

Accident Scene Management – Road Guardians

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

Governors Highway Safety Association

Motorcycle Safety League of

Virginia, Inc.

National Motorcycle Institute

Supporting Small Business Members:

Motorcycle Safety Systems, LLC

TEAM Arizona

To join SMSA as a Supporting or Individual Member, please visit the Summit Registration Desk or Summit Office for Membership Forms

or visit www.smsa.org


Join us for the

SMSA 2017 National Training Summit: September 27-30, 2017

Sheraton Burlington Hotel & Conference Center 870 Williston Road

Burlington, Vermont

Host: Vermont DMV Rider Education Program

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