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Renewing Calls To Action!

On Tuesday, lawmakers advanced several measures, including H.R. 1566, the Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair (REPAIR) Act, and H.R. 3385, legislation updating the federal definition of a motorcycle. The hearing also addressed multiple bills related to autonomous vehicles and overall vehicle safety. Advancing these two (2) Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) high-priority bills

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MOTORCYCLE RIDERS FOUNDATION FRIDAY REPORT–

MRF Submits /commets to NHTSA on FARS The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) recently submitted formal public comments to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in response to the agency’s request for input on the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) and the Non-Traffic Surveillance (NTS) system. These systems form the backbone of how federal and

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Highway Bill Timeline

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) is closely monitoring developments in Congress following comments from House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO), who announced that lawmakers could take up a draft surface transportation reauthorization bill within weeks. With current federal transportation funding authorities set to expire on September 30, Chairman Graves emphasized the urgency

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MRF President Represents At AIMExpo

Earlier this week, Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) President Kirk “Hardtail” Willard attended the American International Motorcycle Expo (AIMExpo) in Anaheim, CA, the premier powersports trade show in North America that brings together manufacturers, dealers, distributors, and aftermarket leaders from across the motorcycle industry. AIMExpo serves as a central hub for showcasing new products, building business

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Why Accident Scene Management Training Matters for Motorcyclists

An article by Michael Infanzon Motorcyclists invest heavily in learning how to avoid crashes. Rider courses focus on braking, cornering, situational awareness, and traffic law. Protective gear mitigates injury severity. Advocacy groups push for safer roads and stronger enforcement. All of that work addresses prevention. What is rarely addressed is what happens after prevention fails.

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