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Motorcycle safety guides

Short, practical guides for riders and for the people who help them on the road: what to do at a crash, which number to call, what to pack in a first aid kit and which medical details to carry. They are written by Pablo Porras (ChamoenMoto), a touring rider and the founder of MásVidas, and checked against official sources.

Updated on · By Pablo Porras (ChamoenMoto)

If there is a crash

  • Motorcycle accident first aid

    A step-by-step guide for the first person at the scene: which number to call, why to leave the helmet on and how to find the rider’s medical details.

  • Motorcycle first aid kit

    What to pack to control bleeding and protect a casualty, what to leave out and why training matters more.

  • Colombia emergency numbers

    Why it is 123 and not 911, plus fire, Red Cross, Civil Defense and #767 for highways.

  • Venezuela emergency numbers

    VEN 911, carrier codes if it does not connect, Civil Protection and the Caracas fire service.

Your emergency medical details

Your helmet and your emergency QR code

Riding in Colombia or Venezuela

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If you have a motorcycle safety question we have not answered, email [email protected] or message us on WhatsApp. Real questions from riders decide the next guide.

Motorcycle Safety Guides | MásVidas