Missouri Motorcycle Safety Program

05/21/2026

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Look…and look again. Help keep our motorcycle friends safe on the roads!

05/12/2026

May is Motorcycle & Motorcyclist Safety and Awareness Month. Wear ATGATT every ride and get training.

05/11/2026

May Instructors Prep at the Missouri Safety Center is in the books. 8 new instructors certified to teach for MMSP. They worked hard and saw the fruits of their efforts. They are ready to help riders learn to ride safely. Congrats to them and their sponsors.

05/01/2026

04/28/2026

Here are some basic common sense motorcycle safety tips. Ride safely today so you can ride again tomorrow!

04/28/2026

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This may be a hot take, but like, it definitely shouldn't be. Staying safe means using the right tools for the job. Always wear your helmet. 🏍️

04/12/2026

Let’s welcome our newest instructors to our program. They worked very hard putting in tremendous effort at Missouri Safety Center. It was a long week, but worth it.

These incredible instructors are ready to help all riders improve and get better.

If you know anyone who needs training, and that is everyone, find a site close to you and go improve your ride.

03/29/2026

Last round of our Spring instructor updates for 2026 training season. Once again was awesome having guest speaker, Harold, from Stop the Bleed.

Now everyone is ready to start the season.

You’ve heard it before, no matter your skill level, get trained and continue to get trained. If you think you know it all, time to come see a professional trainer, and discover you don’t know it all.

03/24/2026

Huge thanks to all attendees for our annual sponsor meeting. Getting all sites ready for the motorcycle training season.

With weather getting better more and more riders are out there. Getting training is critical.

03/22/2026

Great first class of the training season at Missouri Safety Center. Weather was wonderful. Great learning by all. Now time to keep practicing and staying focused on staying safe on the roads.

Can’t say it enough, get training and never stop improving your skills.