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// SAFETY ADVOCACY

What the FMA pushes for on Fiji’s roads.

A. What the FMA asks of riders

  • A1
    Wear proper protective gearHelmet and protective clothing on every ride, not just group rides.
  • A2
    Ride within the speed limitAny record-chasing belongs on a track, not a public road.
  • A3
    No reckless or disruptive ridingThe association has publicly distanced itself from excessive noise, revving, and reckless group riding.
  • A4
    Register and plate your bikeEvery motorcycle must go through LTA’s authentication and plating process before it’s road-legal.

B. What the FMA asks of the LTA & drivers

  • B1
    Recognition as equal road usersFMA advocacy contributed to LTA formally recognising motorcyclists and publishing a Road Code.
  • B2
    Action on reckless driving toward bikersThe executive has publicly pushed Police and LTA to act on tailgating and unsafe overtaking of motorcyclists.
  • B3
    A direct channel for rider concernsJoint sessions at LTA’s Valelevu and Lautoka offices let riders raise issues directly with the Authority.
  • B4
    Awareness campaigns, not just enforcementThe Movember Bike Show and Remembrance Day put rider safety in front of the public, not just other riders.