Hola dear *,
Sunday, April 26, 2009 in Rome (10.00 to the Baths of Caracalla) and Milan (11.00 in Piazza Duomo) will hold an event organized by Motorcyclists for Life on the safety of motorcyclists with special attention to the issue of guard rail.
In 2008, the European Commission issued new guidelines on the approval of guard rails, in essence, it was established that by the end of 2009 will be marked approval of new criteria that take into account the guard rail - the human body (not currently provided ) and that these standards should be operational in all EU countries by the end of 2010.
At first glance one might think that opportunity, at this time does not make sense, but if you think that Italy has the record for European standards applied or not applied well after the event, we understand how important it is to put pressure on institutions and on public opinion that these rules, the application does mean real saving of lives, to be transposed as soon as possible. It 'also important to ask that from today we start to put security guards on the guard rail by putting sharp edges protruding.
The details can be found on this page Ting'Avert Forum, from which the Association of Motorcyclists for Life was founded by budding.
The organizers are keen to let people know that:
- a service order will be responsible for preventing conduct little clever: please inform those who wish to participate allamanifestazione protective clothing is required, pursuant to Security Council motion (or at least according to common sense!) and respect for the Security Council, people and things;
- during the demonstration in Rome cover our bikes with a cloth / white sheet to remind those of us that there are more and more aware of public opinion ee istuzioni on the problem of guard-rail is not a standard for users of the two wheels. Please spread this news by asking everyone to bring at least two towels / white sheets so as to lend to those who had to be careful and make sure that this symbolic action can have a big impact "stage-media." A Sunday
Lampos a tod * s
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