Road pricing in Iceland: motorcyclists say ‘enough is enough’ Member news June 20, 2025June 20, 2025 Icelandic motorcycling association BLS is planning a protest against a proposal to introduce road pricing. Kristrún Tryggvadóttir, BLS’s delegate to FEMA and member of the FEMA Board, explains what is happening: BLS - a member of FEMA - held a meeting with its members to discuss the government’s plans to introduce
Romanian riders propose motorcycle-friendly laws Member news June 12, 2025June 12, 2025 Romanian motorcyclists - together with parliamentarians - launched a legislative initiative for the development of motorcycling and increasing road safety. The proposal, originally launched by motorcyclists’ association MotoADN (a member of FEMA) at the EXPO MOTO Bucharest, reached parliamentarians who understood it and decided to support it. Together with the legal
French motorcyclists protest Low Emission Zones Member news June 4, 2025June 4, 2025 Low Emission Zones are a hot subject at the moment in France, where parliament has just voted to delete these, but the deal is still subject to agreement by the Constitutional Council. The European directive 2008/50 created these Low Emission Zones to decrease pollution in dense urban areas, but the French
Key meeting on motorcycle safety in Cyprus Member news May 21, 2025 As part of ongoing efforts to prevent fatal and serious road collisions, a meeting was held on Monday, May 19, between the Director of the Traffic Department, Mr. Harris Evripidou, and representatives from organized motorcycle rider groups. The Cyprus Motorcycle Rights Club (CMRC) was represented by its president, Marios Constantinides. The
French motorcyclists invited to work on Korean road safety Member news April 28, 2025 For several years, the FFMC - a member of FEMA - has been sharing its expertise in training and protective equipment at the French and European levels. This in-depth work has generated interest in road safety in France, as well as among Korean authorities, eager to improve motorcyclist safety in
Helping young motorcyclists in Norway Member news April 16, 2025 Many high schools in Norway organize road safety days and the Norwegian motorcyclists’ association NMCU uses these days to talk to young riders about motorcycles, safety equipment and maintenance. In Norway, the age limit for riding a 125 cc motorcycle is 16 years. Young riders in the age group of 16-18
Women ❤️ motorcycles campaign launched in Sweden Member news March 28, 2025March 28, 2025 Riding a motorcycle is all about pure freedom – the wind on your face, the power in your hands, and the road stretching endlessly ahead. It’s the thrill of adrenaline and the feeling of being one with the machine. Whether you're cruising through city lights or winding country roads, every
Filtering on a motorcycle is now legal in France Member news January 13, 2025January 13, 2025 Filtering through a traffic jam on a motorcycle has finally become legal in France. After 26 years of fierce fighting this already well-established practice is recognized. French motorcyclists’ organisation FFMC - a member of FEMA - calls it ‘A major step forward that marks a decisive step in road sharing and
Icelandic motorcyclists start fundraiser for better road maintenance Member news December 20, 2024December 20, 2024 The Icelandic motorcyclists' organisation BLS have launched a fundraiser for their Road Administration (IRCA). It is meant to be a positive way to raise awareness about the huge deficit that Iceland has accumulated in regard to road maintenance. BLS is collecting cans, bottles and other recyclables in partnership with the
Swedish motorcyclists happy with stop on electric roads Member news December 6, 2024 The Swedish Transport Administration stops investment in electric roads - Swedish motorcyclists want more investments in road maintenance. The Swedish Transport Administration has decided not to invest in a major expansion of electric roads in Sweden, as it is not economically viable with today's conditions. Rapid development of battery technology has