RPM Act Reintroduced in the U.S. Senate: Tell Congress to support your right to race!

The Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act (RPM Act, S. 203) was reintroduced in the House by Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.). The bi-partisan RPM Act would ensure that converting motor vehicles into competition-only vehicles remains legal. Street motorcycles are considered motor vehicles under the Clean Air Act. The act states that… Continue reading

Federal agency seeks comments on driver distraction guidelines. Voice your opinion today!

Jan 12, 2017 On Dec. 5, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration requested comments on its Visual-Manual NHTSA Driver Distraction Guidelines for Portable and Aftermarket Devices. The deadline to submit comments is Feb. 3. Take Action The American Motorcyclist Association applauds NHTSA for its effort, because these guidelines are part… Continue reading

Federal Highway Administration Moves Forward with Motorcyclist Advisory Council: Motorcyclists Severely Underrepresented

Jan 9, 2017 WASHINGTON, DC – Motorcyclists across the country were discouraged to find out that the Federal Highway Administration will only require one motorcyclist to serve on an Advisory Council supposedly dedicated to representing those who ride. The Motorcyclist Advisory Council, a newly reestablished group, is supposed to serve… Continue reading

AMA News and Notes: Jan 2017

January 2017  (source: American Motorcyclist Assn) National and Regional News CLOVIS, Calif. – Sierra National Forest officials are requesting public input for the 2018 State Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Grant funding and proposal submission cycle. As part of the application process, forest officials are requesting input on ideas from individuals and… Continue reading

The Road to Zero Initiative Advances in the U.S.; Motorcyclists Play an Important Role

Dec 21, 2016 WASHINGTON, DC – In October, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DoT) unveiled a new initiative dedicated to eliminating all traffic-related deaths in thirty years. “Road to Zero” is the concept that achieving zero traffic-related deaths is achievable through new policies and solutions. First initiated in Sweden in… Continue reading