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May 29, 2012
Exemption of classic bikes in the UK from annual MoT
 

In the UK motorcycles are targeted by an annual technical inspection called MoT. As from November 18 this year an MoT is no longer required for classic motorcycles, built before 1960. British FEMA member BMF welcomed the changes on the one hand but pointed out as well that the owners of classic bikes might have to struggle with their insurance providers.
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May 21, 2012
New research project on protective equipment for riders
 

It is undisputed that motorcycle gear can protect riders from injuries or at least mitigate the severity of injuries significantly. Since performance standards are often missing the Spanish centre for Investigation and Development in Transport and Energy (CIDAUT) is leading a new European research project to define which standards need to be enhanced or which protective equipment may need to be assessed under a new standard to evaluate their performance against impacts.
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May 3, 2012
FEMA is recruiting a Project Assistant (M/F)

FEMA is looking for a dynamic individual to join the Brussels office with a 6-month contract. This is a full time position, and will be located in Brussels, starting ideally mid-July 2012.

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Protecting & promoting riders' rights in Europe

The Federation of European Motorcyclists' Associations (FEMA) is the European federation of national road rider organisations. FEMA represents, defends and promotes motorcycling and the interests of million powered two-wheeler users across Europe. Through its 22 national organisations from 16 countries, FEMA reaches over 300,000 dedicated motorcyclists representing all social groups.

FEMA's primary objective is to represent European motorcyclists both within the European Union and agencies of the United Nations.