News about Motorcycle Legislation

Two Wheels, One Claim: The Impact of a Motorcycle Accident Attorney on Your CaseThe open road, the wind in your hair, the thrill of the ride – motorcycling offers a uni

Employers should promote commuting by motorcycle, says Federation of Europeans’ Motorcyclist Associations (FEMA)—because it’s good for everyone.

Looks like lanesplitting is potentially coming to Oregon… again. The state’s leaders are once again looking at passing a bill allowing motorcycles to share lanes with cars under specific traffic co

Oil City riders, better check your bike carefully if you have an aftermarket exhaust. Edmonton city council has just passed upped the fines for having a too-loud vehicle. The new plan will see you

A multi-year program, much of which was conducted through the midst of the COVID-19 shutdowns, has resulted in a major EU push towards a digital ID system coming online in 2024. The so-called Europ

According to MOTO.IT an Italian court has again ruled in favor of keeping powered two-wheeler parking spaces available only to powered two-wheelers. Back in 2014, an owner of a microcar had parked

New Proposed Senate Bill No. 96 Assumes “Persons Killed in a Motorcycle Accident While Riding Without a Helmet Wish to Donate Their Organs”

A Nebraska Senator wants to amend the state’s existing helmet law. Senator Ben Hansen’s bill LB91, would amend the state’s existing law. It would allow riders at least 21 years old and who have tak

The European Commission has released its proposals for the ‘Euro 7’ emissions limits that will be the last stage of cuts made to combustion-engined four-wheelers before a total ban on all non-zero

Sondors caused much excitement early last year with the launch of a futuristic-looking $5,000 electric motorcycle named the Metacycle. It's taken a little longer than anticipated, but the Malibu-ba

If you’re heading to Moab or any other popular off-road riding area in Utah in 2023, you’ll need to complete a Utah online training course thanks to a law passed earlier this year. This applies to

If you’ve been paying attention to news from across the pond, you know the political situation in the UK is in absolute turmoil right now, and their country’s financial situation is right behind it

According to Beachapedia, “Driving on the beach is a long-standing tradition in many areas of the United States, including Cape Cod National Seas

Britain’s Department for Transport is working up a plan to put “noise cameras” in several cities to measure noise levels, an expansion on their original noise patrol experiment that included a sing

Once you venture out on two wheels, there are many ways to run afoul of Johnny Law, but some ways will get you into particularly deep trouble. Like, for instance, organizing illegal dirt bike races

British motorcyclists who had their bike transported to the European Union, often ran into trouble and were confronted with high fines in EU countries.

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Loud pipes save lives? Less sound equals more ground? Loud bikes have always been a divisive issue in the motorcycling community, which is why a news item out of California last week is sure to be

Yes, a thrilling subject. There is only one thing we at Visordown love more than parking, and that is talking to each other about parking, and we encourage everyone to do the same. It is great fun!

Proposed changes to the law that would render many aftermarket motorcycle parts and modifications illegal will be debated in Parliament on Monday, April 25.