TO OUR PROVIDERS
RSI would like to thank its providers for their commitment to providing safety courses for both new and seasoned riders and enabling RSI to continue its mission to train motorcyclists and educate motorists to decrease motorcycle fatalities and collisions.
Noteworthy Happenings and Community Outreach
April
RSI Shirt Design Reveal
The RSI team visited Mike Chriswell, the winner of last year's t-shirt design contest, at the Muncie branch to deliver the first box of shirts and his plaque.
May
All Women's Course
RSI participated in an all-women rider class at Harley Davidson of Indianapolis.
June
Thunder on the Square
Princeton, Indiana's annual biker rally had RSI as one of its vendor booths this year, showing off one of their bikes and spreading the word about safe riding to attendees.
June
Evansville Otters Game
Jenna Brown, RSI's Support Coordinator, hung out with the Evansville Otters and took the opportunity to introduce game attendees to the RSI program.
October
National Night Out
RSI made a showing at the Pittsboro Police Department's annual Night Out, showcasing one of their training motorcycles.
Failure to Yield Right of Way
Other
(Driver, Environmental, Vehicle)
Unsafe Backing, Movement,
or Speed
Following Too Closely
Animal or Object
in the Roadway
Failure to Yield Right of Way
Unsafe Lane Movement or Speed
Other (Driver, Environmental, Vehicle)
Failure to Maintain Lane
Disregarding Signal or Sign
Counties with the Most Collisions
Counties with the Most Fatalities
BMV Associates Supporting RSI and Their Mission
Since 2022, RSI has conducted an annual tee shirt designing contest, asking BMV associates to submit and vote for a winning design to showcase what RSI means to them. Associates look forward to this yearly competition, and they proudly wear the chosen design to the branches on designated days. RSI is so appreciative of the support and engagement from BMV associates. The shirts are a great talking point when customers come into the branches and helps to spread the word about RSI's mission.
Meet the RSI Team
Born from a passion to keep riders safe on the road, Ride Safe Indiana (RSI) was established in 2016. The BMV recognized it could better serve Indiana motorcyclists by owning the program and building relationships with multiple contractors across the state.
RSI is proud the program is providing new and current riders with the knowledge and skills to help them stay safe on the road and possibly save their lives.
In 2023, RSI providers and coaches trained a record-breaking
8,385 riders.
The team has set a goal of training 10,000 riders!
