Media/News Stories
Please review some of the featured articles that have appeared in CAUTION!, the Illinois Department of Transportation Traffic Safety Magazine.
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An inside look at our Cycle Rider Safety Training Program
- video file
- Courtesy of News Channel ABC 15/20 "Cruizin' Illinois"
A Biker’s Worst Nightmare CAUTION! Spring 2010 -
pdf Document
- By Jo Giovannoni, Events Coordinator, City Limits
Harley-Davidson
A
time to be saved CAUTION! Summer 2008 - pdf Document
- By Kristen Glemser, Editor-In-Chief Caution Magazine Jeanette Shuster, DTS Office Associate.
Outside the Lines CAUTION! Summer 2008 - pdf Document
- By Kristen Glemser, Editor-In-Chief Caution Magazine Jeanette Shuster, DTS Office Associate.
Tips for Riding Motorcycles Caution! Fall/Winter 2008. - pdf Document
- By Scott Abbott , Statewide Patrol support Command Motorcycle Enforcement Bureau
Cruisin' without Bruisin Spring /Summer 2006 - pdf Document
A Joint publication of the U.S. Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Public Service
Announcements
"Gear Up" (English)
"Gear Up" (Spanish)
Matt Hughes
Ride Safe
Matt Hughes
Ride in Your Class
2011 Winter Motorcycle
Conference Presentation
Mehdi Nassirpour-IDOT
Julie Coplea-IDOT
Daniel Thomas, M.D.-Snell
Memorial Foundation
Christopher Wohltmann, M.D.- SIU
School of Medicine
Lieutenant
David Blanco-Chicago Police Department
Ray Ochs, Director of Training Systems-MSF
Major Daniel W. Lonsdorf
(Retired)-Former Director, Transportation Safety, Wisconsin
DOT, State Patrol
For these and other safety related articles please got to
CAUTION! to view the publications in their entirety.
Press Releases
Governor Pat Quinn has proclaimed the month of May as “Motorcycle
Awareness” month. This effort, to remind the motoring
public that with warmer weather more motorcycles will be on
our highways, followed IDOT’s April reminder to
motorcyclists to “Gear
Up”—wear proper riding gear, take advantage of the free
motorcycle classes , make sure you are properly licensed,
obey all traffic laws and DON’T DRINK AND RIDE.
