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OHV Safety Week Helps Enthusiasts Get the Most Out of Their Summer
Summer is prime time for outdoor adventures, with families and friends taking to the trails on ATVs, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides…
Motorcycle Safety Foundation Offers Safety Tips, Free Training Experiences for Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Effort Focused on Expanding Access to Safety Education
National Safety and Advocacy Leaders Offer Free eBike Course Throughout May
Effort Focused on Expanding Access to Safety Education
LaCheryl E. Jones Named MSF Director of Curriculum and Training Strategy
IRVINE, Calif., April 28, 2026 — LaCheryl E. Jones, a leader in motorcycle safety policy and rider education, has joined the Motorcycle Safety Foundation as Director of Curriculum and Training Strategy. LaCheryl E. Jones Jones comes to MSF from the
Youth-Centered Nonprofit Integrates MSF Training into Therapeutic Dirt Bike Program
Andrus, a nonprofit residential and mental health services provider in Yonkers, New York, has expanded its therapeutic dirt bike program by training six staff members as certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation DirtBike School instructors.
Riders, Drivers Urged to Use Extra Care During Autumn Road Trips
ALBANY, N.Y., Sept. 25, 2025 — Autumn is one of the best seasons for road trips, beckoning motorcyclists with mild temperatures and colorful foliage displays. But the season also brings unique safety considerations, such as shorter days and quick-changing weather, so
National Motorcycle Safety Fund Allocates Another $15,000 to Continue Support for Deaf, Hard of Hearing Students
IRVINE, Calif. Aug. 21, 2025 — The National Motorcycle Safety Fund has replenished its sign-language interpreter grant program with another $15,000, with a goal of making motorcycle safety training classes more accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing community. The program reimburses
Free Off-Road Safety Tips Available to Encourage Fun, Responsible Recreation on Public Lands
Videos, web banners, guides available to address ATV, dirt bike, side-by-side safety IRVINE, Calif. July 2, 2025 — As off-highway vehicle enthusiasts across the country begin their riding season in earnest, the ATV Safety Institute, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, and the
Andria Yu Named Vice President of Communications for MIC and Industry Associations
IRVINE, Calif. May 15, 2025 — Andria Yu is the new Vice President of Communications for the Motorcycle Industry Council, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association, and Specialty Vehicle Institute of America. Yu served as Director of Media Relations since
MIC, MSF Applaud Designation of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
Motorists Urged to #SeeMotorcycles as Riding Season Begins
National Advocacy Organizations Collaborate to Launch Online eBike Safety Course
Schools, clubs, organizations can track student completion IRVINE, Calif., April 2, 2025 — As electric bicycles continue to surge in popularity, expanding access to outdoor recreation and offering alternative transportation options for people of all ages and abilities, there is
Travel by Motorcycle
A three-part series.
Paper map, phone app or GPS? Which is right for you?
This is a topic that can result in hours of conversation when discussing with seasoned motorcycle travelers. In the end, most riders find the method, or combination of methods
Travel by Motorcycle
A three-part series.
One element of motorcycle travel that can confuse those planning their first trip is the issue of luggage.
What is too much?
What is not enough?
To learn more, we once again asked our Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Travel by Motorcycle
A three-part series.
Like learning to ride a motorcycle, taking a motorcycle trip can be daunting. But like taking a motorcycle course and building your riding skills, the effort is worth it. Recently, we asked our social media followers what advice they would
MSF Wins Nonprofit Communications Campaign of the Year Grand Prize
IRVINE, Calif., Oct. 8, 2024 — The Motorcycle Safety Foundation won Ragan PR Daily’s 2024 Grand Prize award for Nonprofit Communications Campaign of the Year for its team’s comprehensive efforts significantly boosting MSF’s mission of promoting rider education, training, and
Free MSF Video to Help Deaf Students, Interpreters Prepare for Motorcycle Training; Improve Communication with Coaches
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation collaborated with RiderCoach Jasmine Bluecreek Clark to produce a free video to help deaf and hard of hearing students and their interpreters better prepare for the hands-on training portion of the MSF Basic RiderCourse.