With its scenic vistas and warm temperatures, Arizona is a great state for year-round motorcycle riding. This is why there are more than 199,000 registered motorcycles in the Grand Canyon State.
Motorcycling is a good way for friends, families, and individuals to get in touch with their surroundings and learn to appreciate their environment.
Unfortunately, motorcycling can also be quite dangerous.
What’s even more unfortunate is that when there is a motorcycle accident, most of the time, it’s NOT the motorcyclist’s fault. Understanding this, Arizona’s motorcycle community realized something had to be done to educate both motor vehicle drivers and motorcycle riders so that they could safely share the state’s roadways. Thus, the Arizona Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Foundation (AMSAF) was born. AMSAF was founded in 2011 and, so far, has helped more than 2,500 people go through motorcycle training courses. The group also promotes awareness of motorcycle safety via the Internet, a newsletter, and multiple billboards.
AMSAF recently named local attorney and longtime-motorcycle-rider advocate Mark Breyer as Chairman of the Board of this not-for-profit organization. Mark is half of the husband and wife attorney team at Breyer Law Offices, P.C., which has offices throughout Arizona. The Breyers have been representing injured motorcyclists and their families for over 21 years and Mark’s experience will be a great asset to AMSAF’s executive board. Here’s what Mark had to say about being a part of AMSAF.
You can reach Mr. Breyer by calling the Breyer Law Offices, P.C., at (928) 295-6331. Your initial consultation is always free.
Ride safely!