Protect your entire body on every ride 60' MA15+

If you crash and you’re not wearing protective clothing, it only takes 0.03 seconds for the sneaker to burst. 0.6 seconds for the jeans to disintegrate. The hoodie – gone in a mere 0.03 seconds.
Protect your entire body on every ride.

Transport Accident Commission Victoria

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[Dudeitzmimi]

As an ex-firefighter and someone who has crashed with only a cheap jacket, full face, jeans, and boots, the gore is very accurate, not under sold or over sold.

[airfish]

Man....that shoe disintegrating at first, made me curl my toes and pick my foot up off the floor lol

[norbertschauer]

This ad should be shown nationally. Well done TAC.

[braydenbasil]

What a great video. There are so many riders that just don't understand this until they actually crash and suffer the consequences, only then do they change. Hopefully people getting into bikes will use this to understand how important the correct gear really is.

[kalpitgudigar]

Out of all the accident videos I've watched, this is the only one that managed to scare me enough to buy safety suits and everything that protects my body.
Kudos to the creator❤

[leeshepherd]

I am a fairly new rider. Ive watched this video multiple times and have shared it with others. It reminds me to wear full gear even when its 90 degrees.

[musketsrule]

They need to show this in high schools alongside the drunk driving announcements. Kids ought to know the severity of the situations they put themselves in and understand not to take stuff like this lightly.

[paraguitarmedic]

Fantastic video. Applause for the realistic take on a subject that people don't want to talk about. We have states in the USA that don't even require helmets. Preposterous!

[amitkrupal]

One of my rider friend shared this in our whatsapp group, glad he did. This creates lot of awareness

[kukumbagumba]

This should be shown to every new rider before they receive their license

[firi]

This ad should be displayed as gsxr start up animation lmao

[EM.]

Canadian here, I watch TAC every now and again to remind me how dangerous it is out there and to watch out for myself

[LoogiBalloogi]

You know what, good on you lot! You Aussies still have some amazing Road Safety PSAs.

[jasonbateman]

In the past the TAC use to treat motorcyclists like villains and perpetrators. These days it's more instructional and informative. Well done TAC ✅ noticeable change.

[mkbull]

Greatest thing I’ve ever seen on yt as new rider at age 52. I was riding my Indian FTR at 130 mph the other day with blue jeans on!? Wtf was wrong with me? If I would of fallen I probably would of traded my Ftr for a wheelchair. Thanks, buying the best gear I can find and slow the hell down

[bellarose-au]

A hundred years ago (Yeah, I'm OLD) I think there was a campaign to make sure the pillion was properly protected. My dusty memory is showing me a teen/twenty girl in mini skirt, very little top, low heeled shoes, full make up and hair done. Rider in full leathers and go fast gear only insisting she wear the helmet. There was a gap or a cut type break as she flies off the back. Advert resumed with girl face down on a hospital bed and medical staff cleaning the wounds covering her back, legs and arms. Flashes of stuff at the scene of accident - her shoe on the road, I think a bag too... some info on screen about how long the girl would take to heal, number of skin grafts she'd have, etc. Admonishing the rider for protecting his own skin, but not protecting hers. Never let anyone get on your bike without full protection type thing. Definitely would have been pre-2000, likely NSW. We really need shock tactic road safety advertising again.
SA are using actual dash & helmet cam footage in their campaigns.

[florisPH]

I've once fallen and walked away from it without a scratch because of proper protection. Especially the knuckles on my glove showed that I could have been hurt to the bone.

[whatsindansgarage]

I think this is how psa should be made. They have to be shocking, accurate, and to the point.

[pas]

Wow.. that was graphic. Graphic but necessary. ATGATT guys and girls!

[fnicflare]

This looks so real, I’m sure they convinced the guy by saying “do it for the vine” beforehand