Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

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April 24th, 2023

May 2023 is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

Motorcyclists have the same rights and privileges as any other motor vehicle operator on our roads. Our four major campaigns include:

Motorist Awareness of Motorcycles, focusing on helping motorists understand standard motorcycle driving behaviors and to learn how to drive safely around motorcycles on our roadways.
Ride Sober or Get Pulled Over, focusing on impaired riding prevention.
Rider Safety, focusing on the ways that motorcyclists can increase their riding safety.
Share the Road, focusing on promoting motorcyclist awareness and safety to both motorcycle riders and motor vehicle drivers.

Find materials and resources here.