Travel is an everyday part of life, especially during the busy summer months when we rush to various destinations. Summer is also prime motorcycle season, which means more bikes will be hitting the road, crowding highways and streets. For many, there is no denying the pleasure that comes from a motorcycle ride. But riding a motorcycle is undeniably dangerous as well. Just how dangerous? In 2022, over 6,000 motorcyclists were killed in the U.S. (compared to just 2,900 in 2000), which is the highest number of deaths ever recorded since the federal tracking system was started in 1975. While

Even though Arizona offers opportunities for motorcycling year-round, for some, with the change of season, it could mean it’s time to bring the bike out of the garage or storage. Today, motorcycling is bigger than ever in the U.S. According to the Motorcycle Industry Council, the number of motorcycles on the road surpassed 12 million in 2018, 2 million more than in 2014. But with opportunity comes responsibility. Unfortunately, the risk of riding a motorcycle has remained unchanged. The leading causes of motorcycle crashes, injuries, and deaths include unsafe speed, bad weather and poor r