These small, yet effective car stickers serve as a simple reminder to always double check for all helmets, especially when changing lanes and allowing extra space.

Each pack purchased contains two (2) side mirror stickers measuring approximately 20mm x 20mm and are an effective tool to remind the driver to be aware of our most vulnerable road uses. We have also included a large sticker for your rear window or bumper.

All too often we hear about the devastating effects of trauma on our roads. Motorbike and Pushbike riders are often hard to see and drivers find themselves struggling to notice, or even remember to look for these vulnerable members of our society. Too many of our loved ones are faced with these dangerous situations resulting in injury, and even death.

In the last decade, Australia has lost a staggering 2800 plus lives on our roads in motorbike related incidents. In 2021, 133 deaths on bikes have occurred in the first 6 months until June*. While push bike riders' deaths are also high, with 18 deaths since June 2021 these are more than a statistic or number; these are real people and real families whose lives have been forever changed by the tragedies occurring on our motorways. However, not all accidents are fatal, but result in thousands of individuals and families struggling with injuries, treatment, rehabilitation, financial and emotional support.

‘Rider Aware’ has stemmed from our innate desire to keep our roads safe for everyone to utilize.

These small, yet effective car stickers serves as a simple reminder to always double check for our vulnerable road users, especially when changing lanes and allow enough space. Overall, we are aiming to ensure that all riders can arrive home safe and sound. Helping to protect all drivers and riders from suffering the trauma of an accident.

We have the power to make a change, and by sharing, supporting and promoting the Rider Aware vision we strive for unwavering safety on our roads, for everyone.

All it takes is to “look twice, save a life”. * Data provided from Bitre - Australian Road Deaths Database