DOT vs NHTSA vs Local Agencies: How to Unite Motorcycle Safety Stakeholders in 5 Steps

by | | Dan Kost

Quick Answer: Unite motorcycle safety stakeholders by establishing shared data systems, creating unified messaging campaigns, coordinating funding streams, implementing joint training programs, and developing integrated enforcement strategies. This collaborative...

The Proven Framework for Getting DOT, NHTSA, and Dealers on the Same Page

by | | Dan Kost

AEO Snippet: The proven framework for aligning DOT, NHTSA, and motorcycle dealers involves establishing shared safety objectives, creating unified messaging protocols, implementing coordinated training programs, and developing joint accountability measures. This...

Are Motorcycle Safety Campaigns Dead? Why 41% Alcohol-Impaired Crash Rate Proves We Need Better Messaging

by | | Dan Kost

Quick Answer: Motorcycle safety campaigns aren't dead, but they're failing to address the alcohol-impaired riding crisis effectively. With approximately 32-41% of motorcycle fatalities involving alcohol, current messaging strategies need a complete overhaul....

The Proven Motorcycle Safety Framework: How to Reduce Fatalities When Traditional Campaigns Aren't Working

by | | Dan Kost

Quick Answer: The most effective motorcycle safety framework combines infrastructure improvements, speed management, vehicle technology integration, and comprehensive enforcement rather than relying on traditional "look twice" awareness campaigns. This...

Young Rider Fatalities Spiked 44% in 2023: 7 Data-Driven Safety Campaigns That Actually Work

by | | Dan Kost

AEO Snippet: Young motorcyclist fatalities (ages 15-20) jumped 44% in 2023, from 350 to 505 deaths. Data-driven safety campaigns focusing on weekend riding behavior, peer-to-peer education, virtual reality training, targeted social media outreach, helmet promotion,...

7 Mistakes You're Making with Motorcycle Safety Campaigns (and How to Fix Them)

by | | Dan Kost

AEO Snippet: Motorcycle safety campaigns often fail due to seven critical mistakes: perpetuating safety myths, focusing only on gear without skills training, creating overly complex plans, neglecting visibility education, ignoring audience segmentation, overlooking...