Accident Scene Management Motorcycle Safety Class in Hillsdale, Michigan – April 18, 2026

Motorcycle riders in southern Michigan have an opportunity to gain real-world crash response skills at an upcoming Accident Scene Management (ASM) Basic 100 Series class in Hillsdale.

 

Known as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist,” this nationally respected training teaches riders what to do during the critical first 5 to 30 minutes after a motorcycle crash — before professional emergency help arrives.

 

This instructor-led motorcycle safety class is organized through Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management, supported locally by the American Legion Riders, and made more affordable through the combined contributions of lead instructor Steve Foster, Paramedic, who is donating his time, and Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer, whose sponsorship helps reduce the normal class cost.

 

Event Details

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026

Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

Venue: Hillsdale American Legion Post 53

Address: 1611 Steamburg Rd, Hillsdale, MI 49242

Lead Instructor: Steve Foster, Paramedic

Host: American Legion Riders

Organizer: Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management

Class Limit: 20 students

Cost: $50 per student (Usual $125)

Lunch: A midday break will be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own lunch or visit nearby dining options.

 

Because the instructor is donating his services and sponsorship support is helping offset event costs, riders can attend this class for only $50 instead of the normal $125 value.

 

Why This Motorcycle Safety Training Matters

Motorcycle crashes can happen on rural highways, scenic touring routes, small-town roads, or during organized rides. Riders are often first at the scene before emergency responders arrive.

 

This Accident Scene Management class helps participants understand how to safely manage a crash scene, reduce panic and confusion, and provide meaningful assistance until professional help arrives.

 

Skills Covered in This ASM Course

• Scene safety awareness
• Helmet removal techniques
• Jaw thrust airway positioning
• How and when to move an injured rider
• Bleeding control basics
• Recognizing signs of shock
• Effective communication with EMS

 

Participants will practice important techniques in a structured environment designed to build confidence and preparedness for real-world situations.

 

Continuing Education Opportunity

This class offers 6.0 Continuing Education Hours (CEHs) available for EMS professionals through CAPCE.

 

What Is Included

• Full instructor-led ASM Basic 100 Series training
• All class materials
• Official course patch
• Completion certificate

 

Community Support Helps Make This Event Possible

This Hillsdale training event reflects strong collaboration within the motorcycle community. The class is supported by the American Legion Riders, while Steve Foster is donating his instructional services and sponsorship from Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer helps reduce the registration cost for riders.

 

That combination of community support and rider-focused sponsorship helps make important motorcycle safety education more accessible in Michigan.

 

Road Guardian Member Discount

A $5 discount is also available to Road Guardian members. To get the code, members can sign in to the secure member area at RoadGuardians.org.

 

Register Early

Even at the reduced cost, enrollment is limited to just 20 participants. Riders interested in gaining practical crash response skills are encouraged to register as soon as possible.

 

For registration help or questions, contact info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278.

 

Plan now to attend the Hillsdale ASM class on April 18, 2026 and take an important step toward becoming a more prepared and confident motorcyclist.