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"Four people died in motorcycle crashes in Wisconsin in the past two days.\"While I'm driving checking my mirrors and looking behind me to see if there's any cars that are coming up fast,\" said motorcyclist Jason Laitsch. \"A minor accident in a car can be a life-ending accident on a motorcycle so I'd say defensive driving is one of the biggest things they teach you in safety classes.\"Laitsch learned motorcycle safety classes over the spring and summer at Waukesha County Technical College.WCTC will host more than five dozen motorcycle safety classes this spring and summer.\"We already completed the liability form we'll talk more about that,\" said instructor Jim Imoehl, a motorcycle riding coach.Imoehl said this week's deadly motorcycle crashes should serve as a lesson for those who drive cars.\"As community members and as car drivers we need to be aware that there are going to be more motorcyclists on the road,\" he said.Jill Congelmi is enrolled in the safety course.. She said learning to ride is on her bucket list, having survived breast cancer.\"A year ago I would have told you I just wanted to be a passenger and now I want a little bit of freedom to go when I want to go. So I want to know how to do it right and get some training,\" she said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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