SMSA MISSION STATEMENT
The National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators is dedicated to serving the needs and interests of state motorcycle safety administrators and programs by advocating motorcycle safety and fostering and promoting the exchange of ideas and resources.
The National Association of State Motorcycle Safety Administrators (SMSA) is comprised of individuals and organizations working to make a difference. We are the people who coordinate the safety programs at the state level joined by other professional organizations, corporations, instructors, and individuals in intense efforts to make your motorcycle riding a safer and more enjoyable experience.
The SMSA fosters and promotes state-administered motorcycle safety programs and represents state concerns relating to motorcycle safety by working cooperatively with those individuals and organizations having an interest in motorcycle safety.
Our network and safety messages reach over 150 chief instructors/ridercoach trainers, 5,500 instructors/ridercoaches and 200,000 students annually.
SMSA is administered by an Executive Committee comprised of the Chairperson and six regional representatives. Additionally, there are standing committees that address specific projects.
To Review Nominations for SMSA Regional Representatives
SMSA Voting Members will participate in elections during the SMSA Business Meeting
Friday, August 22, 2009
Madison, Wisconsin
Links of Interest Page
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Includes;
State Website links
SMSA Corporate Member links
SMSA Professional Member links
SMSA Supporting Associate Member links
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Other links of interest
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Article Resources
Ever had to write an article and didn't want to start from scratch? If so, this resource provides articles written by various states who provided to SMSA to share as a resource. You may use these articles and modify, edit or publish to fit your needs, unless otherwise stated. Please keep in mind, these resource articles are not written by SMSA and any questions or concerns regarding the articles should be addressed to the State that provided the articles. You can find member State contact information on our membership state listings page.
 Membership State Listings
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