National Agenda for Motorcycle Safety




	Appendix D:		Scope of Services Typically Provided for in Legislation Authorizing Motorcycle Safety Programs

Appendix A
Factors That Have Changed Since the Hurt Report

Appendix B
In-Depth Investigation of Motorcycle Crashes

Appendix C
Objectives of the Common Methodology

Appendix D
Scope of Services Typically Provided for in Legislation Authorizing Motorcycle Safety Programs

Appendix E
State Motorcycle Safety Program Assessments

Appendix F
Examples of Rider Education & Training Curricula

Appendix G
State Operator Licensing Requirements

Appendix H
Elements of a Typical Graduated License System for Motorcyclists

Appendix I
State Motorcycle Equipment Requirements

Appendix J
State Insurance Requirements

Most state legislation that creates motorcycle safety programs typically includes the administration and implementation of programs or systems to facilitate:

A. Sponsor/site identification and preparation

B. Equipment acquisition, maintenance, and repair

C. Instructor and/or RiderCoach^SM identification, training, and continuing education

D. Instructor-trainer and/or RiderCoach^SM identification, training, and continuing education

E. Motorcycle operator training

F. Course delivery

G. Program evaluation and quality assurance

H. Promotion and public information

I. Additional requirements may include:

1. Provisions for mandatory training for riders younger than 16, 18, or 21

2. Formation of citizen and/or government advocacy committees to provide oversight and a public forum to hear motorcyclists’ safety issues and concerns

3. Motorcycle operator licensing training and testing

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