What do motorcycle riders and park roads have in common? They’re built different. No…really, park roads are a unique ride compared to what you might be used to. Designed to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape, they may not have typical features like center lines or white edge lines. To make the most of your adventure and ride for the long haul: ✔️Follow speed limit ✔️Check lane position ✔️Keep your eyes on the road Learn more about riding motorcycles in parks: https://www.nps.gov/articles/motorcycle-safety.htm #DifferentRoadDifferentRide #MotorcycleSafetyAwarenessMonth (fb)

Did you know that some park roads have limited shoulders? Park roads are designed to minimize impact to the natural landscape. As a result, many national park roads have limited shoulders. Motorcyclists could have little to no space to recover if they drift off the road. Riders, you may need to adjust your riding style. To make the most of your adventure and ride for the long haul: ✔️Follow the speed limit ✔️Consider riding in the center of the lane to maximize your space for maneuvering ✔️Consider riding in single file to ensure plenty of room between you and fellow riders Ultimately, we encourage every rider to stay alert and use good judgment to choose the lane position best suited to the road’s design and surrounding conditions. Learn more about riding motorcycles in parks: https://www.nps.gov/articles/motorcycle-safety.htm #DifferentRoadDifferentRide #MotorcycleSafetyAwarenessMonth (fb)