During Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month in May, promoting awareness among children about watching for motorcycles is crucial.
A game where kids count motorcycles instead of “punch bugs” can foster early recognition of motorcycles, benefiting their future driving habits.
This effort aims to enhance overall safety on the roads, emphasizing that safety gear and motorcycle technology alone are insufficient without driver awareness.
By encouraging families and friends to engage in this activity, we invest in a safer future for all road users.
The excitement of spotting motorcycles in this game can make road safety a priority at an early age, emphasizing the importance of vigilance on the roads.
Ride On, Ride Safe!
I JUST WANT 2 RIDE!! 
A game like that could help people look and notice motorcycles more! Good idea.
Any game that increases motorcycle awareness is awesome!
I agree! I have asked my friends with kids to do this.
This interactive method could serve as a valuable tool for parents and educators alike in instilling safe road habits early on. Overall, a refreshing perspective on enhancing road safety through enjoyable learning experiences for kids.
I hope this catches on but the term “slugbug” is hard to beat.