TN Motorcycle Rider Education Program @RiderProgram

Troopers across Tennessee are working hard to slow down speeding drivers. Trooper King of the @THPJackson district stopped this driver going 103 mph in a 55 zone. The excuse was he was late to work 🤦. Please slow down to reduce traffic deaths. #SlowDownTennessee @TNHSO

Hear the passion and dedication to service in Trooper Huff’s testimony as he discusses the Tennessee Highway Patrol. Are you interested in starting your career with us? Click 👉 bit.ly/3g6XUMu to learn more and apply today! youtu.be/eJFLkb-q1BU youtu.be/eJFLkb-q1BU

Thank you for the awesome support from @THPKnoxville ! Our Motor Troopers were out in force this weekend to make sure lives are saved! 💙🇺🇸

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Motors working in gallatin this weekend

In 2020, helmet use among riders with passengers decreased significantly from 79% to 65%. Protect your brain – always wear a helmet, and insist your passenger does, too.

Tomorrow is National Ride to Work Day! What’s our number one rule of the road around motorcycles? #LookTwice!

Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is coming to an end. But motorcycle safety needs to be practiced everyday. If you drive an autocycle, you must wear a helmet if it is not fully enclosed. Know the rules of road and always look twice for motorcycles. #LookTwice

As we end Motorcycles in May awareness. Please be mindful “LookTwice”. And please do not drive distracted.

It is with a heavy heart that we share this very tragic news from the Memphis Police Department. Please keep the family of Officer Scotty Triplett in your thoughts and prayers.

Memphis Police Dept @MEM_PoliceDept

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It is with a heavy heart that we share this very tragic news from the Memphis Police Department. Please keep the family of Officer Scotty Triplett in your thoughts and prayers.

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Get licensed! In 2019, 30% of motorcycle riders involved in fatal crashes were riding without valid motorcycle licenses. *refer to your state’s DMV website for local information

As a driver, what can you do to keep motorcyclists safe? #LookTwice

Motorcycles have the same rights as other vehicles on the road, only they’re harder to see. Never crowd motorcyclists. Always give them the full lane. It’s the law! (TCA 55-8-182(a))

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month - and a great time to focus on safety gear: Do you ATGATT? (Wear all the gear, all the time?) How long do helmets last? More here: buff.ly/33RG8GT

Tennessee is a “Hands Free” state. For your safety our troopers are out enforcing the Hands Free Law. Help us eliminate distracted driving by putting the phones down. Please just drive and always look twice for motorcycles. @TNDeptofSafety @TNHSO handsfreetn.com

Motorcycles can blend into their surroundings easily. Better look twice to keep them safe!

May is motorcycle awareness month. Look twice and wear the proper gear.

Learning to ride. What a beautiful day to experience learning the right way to do it.

7 new Troopers have joined the THP “Falcons” Motor Unit.