Motorcycle Safety

FY25 Motorcycle Fatality Tracker

Sailors	Marines
16	9

As of 22 Apr 2025

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The Naval Safety Command has begun its 2025 Motorcycle Safety campaign highlighting the theme, “Ride right. Stay in the fight.”

ALNAV 032/25 was released in a call to action for motorcycle safety. Entering the third quarter of FY25, the Navy and Marine Corps team had lost 15 Sailors and 9 Marines with a projected 33-36 total motorcycle fatalities by the end of FY25. Leaders are called to action for the safety and well-being of Sailors and Marines through effective risk management, training and identifying the most at-risk riders. Data shows 18-26 year old male riders are most at-risk. Here are some steps to save lives:

All commands must have a Motorcycle Safety Rep (MSR)
MSRs must communicate with their command riders regularly
Organize group rides
Group inexperienced and experienced riders together

Please use the resources on this page and website to help reduce motorcycle mishaps. Remember the basics and keep up-to-date with both Navy and civilian safety regulations and best practices. Be safe and remain vigilant regarding motorcycle safety. Find more information regarding motorcycle safety in the 101 Critical Days of Summer presentations as well as Naval Safety Command's Motorcycle Rider Down Reports and Newsletters. For weekly statistical information, see Naval Safety Command's Statistics page.

Motorcycle Safety Call to Action
ALNAV 032/25 | DVIDS

Motorcycle Group Ride
Motorcycle Group Ride Pre-Checklist
Motorcycle Group Ride (PDF) | Motorcycle Group Ride (PPTX)
Motorcycle Group Ride (PDF Compressed) | Motorcycle Group Ride (PPTX Compressed)

Motorcycle Safety Stand-down
2025 Motorcycle Stand-down (PDF)
2025 Motorcycle Safety Stand-down (PPTX) | Motorcycle Safety Stand-down PPTX Script (PDF)

Motorcycle Safety News
DoDTests Joint Motorcycle Mentorship Program
With Great Freedom Comes Great Responsibility
Navy Motorcycle Courses Resume
WeatheringThe Winter Ride

Motorcycle Safety Graphics
2025 Motorcycle Safety Campaign Poster
ALNAV 032/25 graphic | DVIDS
https://www.dvidshub.net/graphic/30494/motorcycle-safety-awareness-month (Banner)
https://www.dvidshub.net/graphic/30495/motorcycle-safety-awareness-month (Social Media version)
https://www.dvidshub.net/image/7951025/23-reasons-motorcycle-safety-matters
Required Motorcycle Training

Motorcycle Safety Videos - Click image to view video


Fall Motorcycle Safety Tips	Motorcycle Safety	Motorcycle Safety Basics

Motorcycle Safety Dispatches
2025 - SA 25-03 - Motorcycle Mishaps V
2024 - SA 24-27 - If You Ride A Motorcycle, Read This
2024 - SA 24-07 - Motorcycle Mishaps IV
2023 - SA 23-28 - Motorcycle Fatalities
2023 - SA 23-15 - Motorcycle Mishaps III
2022 - SA 22-08 - Motorcycle Mishaps II
2021 - LL 21-15 - Motorcycle Mishaps
2018 - LL 18-18 - Why We Don't See Motorcycles

Motorcycle Safety Helpful Links
Navy Motorcycle Rider Training Registration
Motorcycle Safety: Helmets, Motorists, Road Awareness | NHTSA
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Navy Traffic Safety Program

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