Bill 117 is "a solution looking for a problem" says a Canada Safety Council general manager in a Nov. 8 article on wheels.ca by Toronto Star editor Mark Richardson.
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Killer bus driver fined
Written by CMG Staff on Sun, Nov 9th, 2008
The driver of a small school bus involved in a fatal collision with a motorcycle in Edmonton last May was fined $600 Nov. 7 for failing to proceed through an intersection safely.
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Booking for Vegas
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Nov 6th, 2008
Cliffshore Adventures is now booking for its annual 2009 Las Vegas Nevada dirt bike adventure.
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U.S. military gets smart
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Nov 3rd, 2008
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation has set up anb advanced rider course for U.S. military personnel in order to cut down on crashes.
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Taser-cop to be charged
Written by CMG Staff on Wed, Oct 29th, 2008
An RCMP officer from British Columbia who was involved in a fatal taser incident at Vancouver Airport a year ago will be charged in the death of a motorcycle rider on the weekend.
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Kids, cellphones banned
Written by CMG Staff on Wed, Oct 29th, 2008
Lawmakers in the province of Ontario have gotten themselves busy fixing the causes of traffic accidents, but for those who like to ferry kids around on motorcycles, the government may have gone too far.
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Electric sport bike
Written by CMG Staff on Tue, Oct 28th, 2008
Electric Motorsport has produced a battery powered motorcycle that looks like a light sport bike and has a range of up to 100 km.
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Scooters prominent at T.O. show
Written by CMG Staff on Mon, Oct 27th, 2008
Sales of scooters in Canada doubled from 2003 to this year, and according to the Motorcycle and Moped Industry Council will hit 11,000 by Dec. 31.
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Freddie school closes
Written by CMG Staff on Fri, Oct 24th, 2008
Reports have it that after more than a decade, Freddie Spencer's famed riding/racing school in Las Vegas has suddenly shut down in a swirl of controversy.
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Cartoon to enlighten riders
Written by CMG Staff on Thu, Oct 23rd, 2008
A cartoon designed to point out road hazards for motorcyclists has been developed in Europe.
Bill 117 is "a solution looking for a problem" says a Canada Safety Council general manager in a Nov. 8 article on wheels.ca by Toronto Star editor Mark Richardson.
The driver of a small school bus involved in a fatal collision with a motorcycle in Edmonton last May was fined $600 Nov. 7 for failing to proceed through an intersection safely.
Cliffshore Adventures is now booking for its annual 2009 Las Vegas Nevada dirt bike adventure.
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation has set up anb advanced rider course for U.S. military personnel in order to cut down on crashes.
An RCMP officer from British Columbia who was involved in a fatal taser incident at Vancouver Airport a year ago will be charged in the death of a motorcycle rider on the weekend.
Lawmakers in the province of Ontario have gotten themselves busy fixing the causes of traffic accidents, but for those who like to ferry kids around on motorcycles, the government may have gone too far.
Electric Motorsport has produced a battery powered motorcycle that looks like a light sport bike and has a range of up to 100 km.
Sales of scooters in Canada doubled from 2003 to this year, and according to the Motorcycle and Moped Industry Council will hit 11,000 by Dec. 31.
Reports have it that after more than a decade, Freddie Spencer's famed riding/racing school in Las Vegas has suddenly shut down in a swirl of controversy.
A cartoon designed to point out road hazards for motorcyclists has been developed in Europe.
