In 6 out of 10 two-vehicle crashes, it is the car driver's fault. Not the size of the motorcycle. Not the age of the rider. In virtually every state, motorists who injure or kill motorcyclists because they happen not to see us will get little more than a fine. In all but one state, motorists who injure or kill motorcyclists because they happen not to see us will get little more than a fine.
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A. Emphasize the miles you put on your motorcycle. B. Emphasize the years you ve worked for motorcyclists safety. C. Tell the station manager that you, your SMRO, and the MRF are working hard to advance the safety of motorcyclists and all road users, and YOU don't appreciate YOUR station airing the biased May 17th news report from NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw that sets back our agenda of safety on the road. Ask your local NBC affiliate how they will respond to correct the error from NBC News headquarters in New York and ask how they will help you in the local community and on Capitol Hill to advance road safety for all road users. The first motorcyclists' rights organization to establish a full-time presence in Washington, the Motorcycle Riders Foundation is the only Washington voice devoted exclusively to the street rider.