Steps to Address Your ConcernsCommunicate Openly: Tell him you're worried about his safety and why, focusing on "I" statements (e.g., "I get scared when you ride fast") rather than accusations.Encourage Safe Practices:Ask him to always wear proper gear (helmet, jacket).Insist he never rides under the influence.Suggest riding during the day and in good weather.Encourage advanced rider training, which significantly improves skills and confidence.Learn to Ride (If You're Willing): Taking a safety course yourself can demystify riding and boost your confidence as a passenger or new rider, as mentioned in this Facebook post.Set Boundaries: Decide what you will and won't tolerate. You have the right to say no to riding with him if you're uncomfortable, or even make it a deal-breaker if his behavior is unsafe, notes this Quora thread.Consider Professional Help: If anxiety is overwhelming, a therapist can help you manage relationship anxiety, says Calm Blog.