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SMSA assists motorcycle safety programs, through collaboration and partnerships, to implement comprehensive, data-driven motorcycle safety programs and countermeasures to achieve a reduction in motorcyclist traffic crashes, injuries, and fatalities. SMSA is to provide leadership for state administered motorcycle safety programs by

- Influencing national policy and standards

- Providing guidance on adoption and
administration of policies and standards

- Fostering communication, collaboration and
partnerships

- Encouraging data collection, sharing and
research

- Promoting effective management practices

- Identifying best practices

10/14/2026

🏍️ A Simple Reminder: We All Share the Road

Every ride begins with a choice: to stay alert, focused, and respectful of others on the road.

Motorcyclists face unique challenges, including reduced visibility, changing road conditions, and the actions of other drivers. At the same time, everyone behind the wheel or handlebars benefits from patience, awareness, and good decision-making.

A few facts worth remembering: ✅ Look twice before changing lanes or turning. ✅ Leave extra following distance in all directions. ✅ Wear proper protective gear every ride. ✅ Stay distraction-free whether driving or riding. ✅ Expect the unexpected.

Road safety is not about who's right or wrong. It's about making sure everyone gets home safely.

What's one riding habit you've adopted that makes you feel safer on the road?

10/06/2026

State Motorcycle Safety Association (SMSA) Chairperson Don Green, Ed.D. , represented the SMSA at the Motorcycle Safety Awareness Coalition meeting, sponsored by the Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey (BIANJ), on October 6, 2026. The meeting, facilitated by Kate O'Connor, MPH, CHES, covered topics including their pledge programs, social media efforts, the State [Motorcycle Safety Foundation](https://msf-usa.org/) (MSF) Quality Assurance update, and the Rider Education Preparation Courses update.

Of note was the “Stop the Bleed Virtual Training” Presentation from Tracy Nerney BS, MMBA, RN, Trauma Injury Prevention Coordinator - Jersey Shore University Medical Center. The overview was extremely thorough, quick, and relevant to Motorcycle Safety and Injury circumstances. Ms. Nerney noted an increase in E-Bike injuries among young children and emphasized that immediate on-scene care for injuries is increasingly important.

SMSA Member and MSF RiderCoach Trainer and Quality Assurance Specialist Bob Simpson provided a great update on New Jersey’s Quality Assurance, including confirming that compliance with New Jersey and Motorcycle Safety Foundation Standards was strong this year.

BIANJ is also hosting an E-Bike Safety Webinar on Wednesday, October 7th from 1:30-2:30 pm to explore e-bike safety from three important perspectives: Injury Prevention, Law Enforcement, and Advocacy. Those interested can register at: https://lnkd.in/gCbEP98K

09/28/2026

A huge thank‑you to everyone who made the 2026 SMSA National Motorcycle Safety Training Summit possible.

We are grateful to Minnesota as the host state, whose partnership and hospitality set the stage for a productive, energizing week of collaboration and learning.

To our sponsors, your commitment to advancing rider education and safety strengthens this community and fuels the work we do nationwide. Your support directly impacts instructors, administrators, and programs across the country.

To our exhibitors, thank you for bringing innovation, expertise, and hands‑on value to the Summit floor. Your contributions help elevate the quality of training and resources available to the motorcycle safety community.

Together, you helped create an event that drives progress, connection, and real impact. We appreciate you.

09/24/2026

🏆 Proud to recognize the Washington Department of Licensing Motorcycle Safety Program as SMSA’s 2026 Outstanding State Member!

Washington’s program demonstrates excellence in rider training, statewide coordination, and continuous improvement. Washington raises the standard for motorcyclist safety nationwide. 🏍️📈

👏 Congratulations to the entire team for this well‑deserved honor.

09/23/2026

🎉 Honoring Excellence in Motorcyclist Safety Education 🎉

The State Motorcycle Safety Association is proud to congratulate Dr. Dan Petterson on receiving the 2026 SMSA Outstanding Contributions Award.

Dr. Petterson’s leadership, research, and unwavering commitment to advancing motorcyclist safety have shaped the standards our community relies on nationwide. His work continues to elevate rider education, strengthen program quality, and inspire professionals across the field.

This recognition reflects decades of impact and a legacy of service that moves our mission forward.

Congratulations, Dr. Petterson. Your dedication makes our roads, our riders, and our programs stronger.

09/16/2026

We haven’t officially kicked off the Summit yet… but the work is already underway! 🏍️

Today’s pre-conference workshop is bringing motorcycle safety stakeholders from across the spectrum together for an interactive, hands-on experience.

Different perspectives. Different roles. One shared goal: finding better ways to make motorcycling safer.

The best ideas happen when we get in the room, break down the silos, and work together. And that’s exactly what’s happening here.

The Summit starts tomorrow, but the collaboration has already begun. 🤝🏍️

08/31/2026

🔥 Conference Season Reality Check 🔥

We are still accepting registrations because apparently some of you like to live dangerously.

And listen… your free jacket is sitting here like:
“HELLO??? Pick a size so I can go to my forever home.”

If you don’t register, we can’t give you the jacket.
If you don’t pick a size, we definitely can’t give you the jacket.
If you wait any longer, the jacket might file an abandonment report.

Save a staff member.
Save a spreadsheet.
Save a jacket.

Register today.
Claim your free jacket.
Let us stop panicking.

08/26/2026

🚨 Friendly reminder: when a police officer tells you to do something… it’s usually smart to do it.

And in this case, our Supporting Member Representative, Brandon Pate, who also happens to be a👮‍♂️, is telling you to register for the SMSA National Motorcycle Safety Training Summit. 😉 🏍️

08/17/2026

Countdown ⏳🔥

Our workload has officially tripled, which can only mean one thing: the SMSA Training Summit is approaching fast… like a motorcycle doing, uh, the speed limit 😉.

Registrations are rolling in, prep is in full swing, and we’re powering through it all with caffeine, teamwork, and a heroic number of spreadsheets.

See you soon. We’re ready for a great conference, and so is the Western Region Representative, Justin McDonald! 🏍️✨

08/11/2026

Early bird registration and hotel block discounts for end August 24th. I know our Vice-Chairperson Dr. Don Green has already done both! 😊 🏍️

Address

1434 Trim Tree Road
Indiana, PA
15701

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17248018075

Website

http://www.smsa.org/

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