Resources
For more information on motorcycle safety or related topics visit these sites:
New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety
- NJ Safe Roads provides general information about the NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety and the statewide safety campaigns
- Motorcycle Safety provides motorcycle safety facts and resources from the NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety
- Alcohol Awareness provides alcohol-related information and resources from the NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety
- Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over is a national campaign committed to reducing deaths from impaired driving. Includes impaired driving facts and statistics
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission
- NJ Motorcycle Manual provides information on laws, practice riding and road tests for motorcycle riders
- Alcohol Section of the Drivers' Manual provides information on the importance of riding sober and awake
- Share the Road provides information on a motorist’s responsibility to know how to safely share the road with others
- NJ Ridesafe provides information and locations of MSF-certified rider courses in New Jersey
Miscellaneous
- Motorcycle Safety Foundation is a national non-for-profit organization that provides information, tips and resources on motorcycle safety, national campaigns and training programs
- Rider Training of New Jersey is a non-profit organization focused on increasing the skill and awareness of motorcycle operators and the general public. They offer several programs of instruction and cater to all ability and experience levels.
- Rider Education of NJ (RENJ) is a non-profit educational organization based in Edison, NJ and is fully approved to teach MSF and the state of New Jersey rider courses
- AAA Motorcycle Safety provides information and resources on motorcycle safety
Research and Studies
- Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s 100 Motorcyclists Naturalistic Study
- The Hurt Study A summary of findings of the 1981 study on the causes and effects of motorcycle crashes
- NHTSA Motorcycle Crash Causes and Outcomes: Pilot Study