from-the-street
A Canadian policeman overdid it, as he literally pulled a biker waiting in front of a red light off his motorbike. The Suzuki GSX-R1000 also fell over and was damaged. The reason for the attack was a wrongly mounted number plate. […weiter lesen]
The US state of California has decided not to register new vehicles with combustion engines from 2035. Strictly speaking, the ban only refers to cars, but a footnote at least includes offroad bikes. From 2045 the ban will be extended to trucks. […weiter lesen]
On the 12 km long “small Eifel round” in Germany, the police determined the average speed of motorcycles last Thursday (10th September 2020). Two motorcycles were confiscated because of the accusation of illegal racing. […weiter lesen]
On Tuesday evening, a 30-year-old car driver had already hit several motorcyclists on the Berlin city motorway A100 (Germany). Authorities classify the incident as an Islamist attack. […weiter lesen]
A Yamaha R1 owner wanted to take advantage of the quiet traffic on the Electonic City Flyover, a 6.2 mile expressway that goes around Bangaalore, India to drive out his motorcycle. […weiter lesen]
A vehicle restraint system consisting of posts through which steel cables are routed has been in use throughout the UK and Ireland since the early 2000s. It has now been officially classified as dangerous for motorcyclists. […weiter lesen]
The Portuguese Andre Sousa wants to go on a world travel with a Honda Monkey and set a world record. […weiter lesen]
Um seinen 50. Geburtstag zu feiern, fuhr Diego Cardenas mit dem ElektroMotorrad von Mexiko nach Kanada, eine Strecke von 1.400 Meilen. […weiter lesen]
Honda is the first major motorcycle manufacturer to respond to the demands of driving bans for motorbikes in German-speaking countries. […weiter lesen]
In the Philippines in particular, the population is extremely dependent on cheap and flexible means of transportation and thus on motorcycles. Especially during the Corona period, motorcycles literally kept the country going. Nevertheless, new laws have now been introduced that make it extremely difficult for motorcyclists. […weiter lesen]
From June 10, motorcycles with a registered noise level of more than 95 db (A) may no longer drive on certain routes in Tyrol. […weiter lesen]
From today (March 16, 2020), a speed limit of 100 km/h has been in effect on Dutch motorways. […weiter lesen]
Already on August 27, 2019 there was a fatal accident in England, which has now led to protests. […weiter lesen]
Most of the accidents between motorcycles and cars probably happen at intersections. For this reason, a new system is being tested in Auckland that consists of road markings, flashing smart studs on the road, electronic signs and video analysis. The system will be installed on Dominion Road, as there were 29 accidents involving motorcycles between 2014 and 2018. […weiter lesen]
Thomas Jakel and Dulcie Mativo drove through 20 countries for six months, conducted around 100 interviews and covered almost 15,000 km with a Zero DSR Black Forest Edition. The two wanted to inspire start-up founders with the AfricaX project and spark interest in social entrepreneurship. […weiter lesen]
In the county of East Sussex (England) drove three motorcyclists with massively excessive speed. The whole thing was captured by a ActionCam. Two had to go to jail now. The recordings from April 2019 show risky overtaking maneuvers and wheelies with 80 mph (128 km/h) […weiter lesen]
In France in Villeneuve-le-Roi, a city near the Paris airport, is soon testing a so-called Noise Radar or noise protection camera. The technology registers the volume of passing vehicles. If the measurement exceeds a predetermined value, the camera takes a picture of the vehicle. France […weiter lesen]
Since 01. August 2019, the ban on burqa in the Netherlands has come into force. Even if one may think: “What has this news look for here?”, So the message concerns directly all motorcyclists. Burqa ban is only the name of the new law, officially, […weiter lesen]
Today, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) decided in Luxembourg on the planned car toll for Germany. An infrastructure tax was planned, which should be paid by all, German citizens, however, should get 100% back by a lower motor vehicle tax paid. German car toll […weiter lesen]
A motorcycle club in Italy is committed to underride protection Protests for underrun protection on crash barriers With a provocative photo, the Italian motorcycle club Safety Bikers PR protests against the fact that crash barriers are still being mounted on the edges of roads without […weiter lesen]
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