News of Interest News affecting the motorcycle community

Over the past three years, more companies have been putting automated vehicles, otherwise known as AVs, out on the road, and sometimes ending in fatal consequences. In several of these accidents, the drivers where not paying attention to the roadway and unable to intervene to avoid the crash. Drivers relied on technology to safely operate as intended, and when the technology failed, the consequences were severe. This pattern with AV technologies cannot continue. So what we need to do is continue to learn from these lessons and make sure that we're putting safeguards in place. Continue reading

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) is proud to announce that the Motorcycle Profiling Resolution (S. Res. 154) passed the U.S. Senate with unanimous consent on Tuesday evening, December 11, 2018. Continue reading

The Daytona Beach News Journal recently reported that the Volusia County Sheriff's Department has been issuing prejudicial recommendations to privately owned businesses in Daytona Beach to implement a broad policy of discrimination against any individual wearing motorcycle club related insignia or colors. Continue reading

This survey accomplishes what the Motorcycle Profiling Project, with help from the National Council of Clubs (NCOC) and the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) set out to do – EMPOWER YOU. Continue reading

We have a lot of momentum in Washington D.C. and this is the closest we have ever been to getting any sort of anti-motorcycle profiling legislation done on a National level, I'd hate to lose it now. Continue reading