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Ride to Work Day Public Service Announcements:
Ride to Work Day provides an opportunity to raise public awareness
about motorcycling, not only by riding your motorcycle to work, but by
submitting Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to your local radio and
newspaper offices about the event. Below is a sample Ride To Work PSA. All
you need to do is change the contact information and any verbiage you don't
like and submit it. The more riders who submit this PSA, the better the
chances are that it will be aired. Lists of all radio, tv and newspapers in
your area are available on the internet and in telephone directories.
You can raise public awareness by submitting this (and other)
motorcycling PSAs to your local radio and newspaper offices. It's a great
way to begin the process of changing public perception of motorcycling in a
positive way. Remember, all radio, TV and print news organizations must find
new things to broadcast every day and most will welcome 'news' items like
this. And please support the motorcycling community by riding your
motorcycle to work on July 17th. For more information on Ride to Work, visit
www.ridetowork.org
The PSA should be mailed on stationary, or sent via e mail (RTW
letterhead and logos are available as .pdf and .jpg files in the 'ads'
section of the Ride to Work website):
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Air from July 1st through July 17th
Contact: _______________ (daytime), _______________ (night),
_____________ (fax), ______@___ (e mail) Please do not broadcast these
telephone numbers.
11th ANNUAL Nationwide Ride To Work Day
The 11th Annual Nationwide Ride To Work Day will take place on
Wednesday, July 17th. Thousands of motorcyclists across the nation are
expected to commute to work on their motorcycles to demonstrate to the
public that:
-Motorcycles are a useful form of transportation and not just
recreational vehicles.
-Motorcycles get great gas mileage and save natural resources.
-Motorcyclists ease traffic congestion.
-Motorcyclists save parking spaces by putting multiple bikes in one
parking spot.
-Motorcycles wear the roads down less than heavier vehicles.
-Motorcyclists are people too. They come from all walks of life, work
in all occupations, and range in age from teenagers to grandparents.
The American Motorcycle Association and many local and national rider
organizations encourage all riders to help promote a positive image of
motorcycling by riding their motorcycles to work on Wednesday, July 17th.
For more information about Ride To Work Day and motorcycling as a social
good, visit
www.ridetowork.org or call 218.722.9806.