US EditionOfficials recognize National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
- Over fifty motorcycles took part in a procession through areas of Roswell and Chaves County last Saturday to commemorate Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.
- The motorcade followed nearly a decade of local rides organized by the Marines Motorcycle Club amid increased motorcycle traffic during May.
- Participants, including independent riders, prayed for safe journeys and urged all vehicle drivers to be more aware of motorcyclists on the roads.
- According to the NHTSA, motorcyclists face a risk of death in crashes that is 25 times higher than that of passenger vehicle occupants, with 6,335 fatalities in 2023 accounting for 15% of all traffic-related deaths.
- This event highlights ongoing efforts to improve rider awareness and safety, emphasizing the need for drivers’ attentiveness and expanded rider training during increased seasonal motorcycle activity.
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Motorcycle safety month - The Ottawa Herald
By McKenna Neasemnease@cherryroad.com The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is celebrating Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month during the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
A yellow-shirted motorcade wants everyone to get their message
A motorcade of more than 50 bikes — accompanied by some vehicles providing a buffer from traffic — rode through Roswell and Chaves County on Saturday. The ride was to mark the arrival of this year’s Motorcycle Awareness Month. Delivering…
READY AND RESILIENT: Motorcyclists reminded to respect road conditions
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The Garrison Safety Office held its first Motorcycle Training courses (Basic Rider Course and Advanced Rider Course) April 22-24 at the Motorcycle Training Range. Unfavorable weather conditions created a unique real-world experience during the…
Share the road with motorcyclists - Tri-County Tribune
Contributed Article KDOT May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, and the Kansas Department of Transportation reminds drivers to stay alert and share the road. Whether… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Motorcycle Safety Foundation Shares Tips to Keep Everyone Safe on the Road this Summer
BOISE, Idaho, May 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As summer approaches, so does peak riding season, with more and more motorcyclists gearing up to enjoy the open road to commute, travel, and find new adventures. Motorcycle registrations reached an all-time…
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