Saving lives with talking bikes


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 30 Sep 2014

From BMW and Triumph to KTM and Ducati, the continent's biggest motorcycle manufacturers are committing en masse to embracing vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology as part of a focused long-term effort to make riding safer.

The Safe ride to the Future initiative, announced by the European Association of Motorcycle Manufacturers (ACEM) at the 10th International Motorcycle Conference in Cologne, Germany details a holistic approach to reducing the number of bike-related accidents via a combination of technology, training, education and infrastructure investment.

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