I would like to use this medium to reach out to friends and families of these inexperience riders to get familiar with the road code before they go riding. Yes a bike is easy to ride and people will notice when you ride fast, you guys need proper liscence first, not learners which you'll keep renewing, you ride on the left not the right in jamaica. In less than two weeks I had to safe two of these new comers on the treasure beach road. At the corner @ golden sand you slow down no one has a right away there, then the hill heading to the treasure beach hotel use your horn its common sense. Since recent time too much accidents with these guys, but I'm one individual who won't right off my vechicle to safe these just come....

we had the unfortunate opportunity of being driven off the road by one of your own in TB so its not always tourists who are the problem. We rented a scooter and were cut off by a route taxi driver in front of Kingfisher Plaza on the rough gravel. We ended up with the bike sliding to avoid collision and both of us were scraped up a bit and also shaken up. Thanks to the people who were in the parking lot as they all came running to ensure we were looked after.

Everyone needs to be careful on the roads be it tourist or local. There are more people on the roads in TB now.