Seems the NTSB is conducting a Motorcycle safty forum in washington DC on Sept 12-13
The goal of the public forum is to gather information about
ongoing motorcycle safety research and initiatives, as well
as safety countermeasures that may reduce the likelihood of
motorcycle accidents and fatalities," Hersman said.
See big brother is going to make us all safer.

September 12, 2006
Opening Remarks
Member Deborah A.P. Hersman, Forum
Chairman
Panel: Trends and Safety Statistics
Pat Murphy, Motorcycle Industry
Council
Umesh Shankar, National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration
Ralph Gillmann, Federal Highway
Administration
Carol Tan, PhD, Federal Highway
Administration
Ted R. Miller, PhD, Pacific
Institute for Research and
Evaluation
Panel: Vehicle Design
Wayne Curtin, Harley- Davidson
Tom Baloga, BMW
Jay Joseph, American Honda
John Zellner, Dynamic Research Inc.
Panel: Rider Protective Equipment
Richard Alcorta, MD, FACEP, Maryland
Institute for Emergency
Medical Services Systems
David Thom, Collision and Injury
Dynamics
Liz deRome, LdeR Consulting
Andy Goldfine, Aerostich
Paul Varnsverry, PVA Technical File
Services Limited
September 13, 2006
Panel: Training and Licensing
Ron Thompson, Wisconsin Department
of Transportation, and State
Motorcycle Safety
Administrators
Ray Ochs, EdD, Motorcycle Safety
Foundation
Jay Jackson, ABATE of Indiana
Steve Garets, TEAM OREGON
Brett Robinson, Highway Safety
Services
Panel: Public Education/Awareness
Dean Thompson, Motorcycle Safety
Foundation
Wayne Wierson, ABATE of Iowa
Chad Burns, Georgia Department of
Driver Services
and the State Motorcycle
Safety Administrators
David Snyder, American Insurance
Association
Panel: Rider Impairment
John Brick, PhD, MA, FAPA, Intoxikon
International
Diane Wigle, National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration
Major Daniel Lonsdorf, Wisconsin
Department of Transportation
Ed Moreland, American Motorcyclist
Association
Panel: Future Directions
Marilena Amoni, National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration
Ed Moreland, American Motorcyclist
Association
Tim Buche, Motorcycle Safety
Foundation
Colonel Jim Champagne, Governors
Highway Safety Association
Closing Remarks
The forum will be held in Washington at the NTSB's Board
Room and Conference Center, 429 L'Enfant Plaza, SW. The
general public will be able to observe the forum either in
person or by webcast at
www.ntsb.gov. For more information,
including the complete agenda with times, see the forum
website at
http://www.ntsb.gov/events/symp_motorcycle_safety/symp_motorcycle_safety.htm.
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