The Motorcycle And Powersport Shows - Alberta

06/04/2026

Before heading onto the trail, take time to understand your vehicle.

Know how your ATV or Side-by-Side accelerates, brakes, and handles different terrain.
Familiarity improves control and helps prevent accidents.

Take time to practice, review your owner’s manual, and ride within your limits.

Stay Safe. Respect the Trails.

https://motocanada.com/offroadsafety2026/

05/29/2026

Before your first ride — and every ride — take a minute.

Check your tire pressure.
Test your brakes.

Confirm your lights and signals work. Make sure your chain and controls move freely.
Small habits prevent big consequences.
Safety isn’t complicated — it’s consistent.

Stay Safe. Respect the Road.

www.motocanada.com/maysafety2026

05/26/2026

Early season riding requires patience.
Cold pavement reduces traction.
Your reflexes may need warming up too.
Take it slow. Build confidence gradually.

Stay Safe. Respect the Road.

www.motocanada.com/maysafety2026

05/23/2026

If drivers can’t see you, they can’t react.
High-visibility gear, proper lane positioning, and signalling early make a difference.
Be proactive.

Stay Safe. Respect the Road.

www.motocanada.com/maysafety2026

05/23/2026

05/23/2026

Drivers and riders share responsibility.
Motorcycles can disappear in blind spots.
One extra glance could prevent a collision.

Stay Safe. Respect the Road

www.motocanada.com/maysafety2026

05/23/2026

For 35 years, Ride to Work Day has celebrated the freedom, passion, and practicality of commuting on two wheels. 🏍️

What started as a grassroots idea inspired by the “Work to Ride – Ride to Work” campaign in the early ’90s became a global movement encouraging riders to choose motorcycles and scooters for their daily commute.

On June 9, riders around the world will take to the roads to showcase the benefits of riding, from reducing traffic and fuel consumption to building a stronger riding community.

Ride smart. Ride safe. Ride to work.

https://www.ridetowork.org

05/23/2026

Tailgating a motorcycle increases risk.
Leave space.Respect lane position.Avoid crowding in traffic.
Safer roads require shared respect.

www.motocanada.com/maysafety2026

05/23/2026

2026 AMSS Motorcycle Safety Campaign Launch