HAMILTON, ON When it comes to traffic accidents and collisions, research has shown that it is rarely down to vehicle technical failure.

The best advice given to a new motorcyclist is “you are invisible out there”.

Report: Latest data shows improvement, but progress is too slow

May is Motorcycle Awareness month.  May 2, 2017 was the official launch of the multi-media motorcycle awareness campaign held by AMSS.

With warmer weather on the way here in B.C., more motorcyclists will be out on the streets, both bikers and drivers need to be aware of who they are sharing the road with. 

As I sit dreaming of the warmer months to arrive so I can once again get out on the open road on my bike, I recall the long rides I have completed over the past few years. 

Winter is trying to arrive and with that, we are just over a month away from our annual motorcycle shows!  

 By Liane of the AMSS. It is hard to think that the time has come to winterize your motorcycle, if you haven't already. Not all of us are lucky enough to take off for months during the winter to warmer climates and ride all year round! For those of us stuck in the cold, proper maintenance of your motorcycle will help safety come spring.

Our own BDB is now writing for the Allstate Canada Blog. 

After discussions with the Think Bike folks over in Europe and being granted permission to use their slogan and colours to put our own twist on Think Bike, our graphic artist Ronell Osias (RDesigns) finalized our campaign stickers.  

Over the past few months there have been countless events that occurred raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for many well deserving charities.

From the Alberta Motorcycle Safety Society: We have been granted permission to use the slogan Think Bike that has been growing steadily overseas! We are currently working with our graphics designer to create a car decal we can all fly on our vehicles to help raise awareness!

We will be having a barbeque, a tour of our facility and bring your motorcycle for a scenic motorcycle ride.

Toronto to become first Canadian city to identify motorcyclists as vulnerable road users - pilot road safety campaign to commence.

We will be having a barbeque, a tour of our facility and bring your motorcycle for a scenic motorcycle ride.

TORONTO, June 21, 2016 /CNW/ - Today is World Motorcycle Day (WMD), an annual opportunity to celebrate "turning the throttle" while practising road safety. As the days and nights get longer, it's the perfect occasion to ride – as Lionel Richie would say – all night long.

We will be having a barbeque, a tour of our facility and bring your motorcycle for a scenic motorcycle ride.

It's motorcycle safety awareness month and we're sure you've seen various media messages about the topic of motorcycle safety.

Riding Season is ALMOST HERE in the north of Alberta, but many places are already riding again.

Recently I received a call from a rider requesting some information about my Ride Like a Pro Course.