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Monday, April 28, 2008

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Samsung camera with Bajaj bikes
KATHMANDU, April 19 - Bajaj Motorcycle has brought a new gift offer for customers upon purchase of a range of Bajaj two- wheelers on the occasion of the New Year 2065. Under the scheme, a 7.2 mega pixels Samsung camera free has been offered upon every purchase of selected Bajaj motorcycles, reads a press statement issued on Saturday. The offer that begins from Sunday will be effective across .. more>>
NOC stocking up for CA polls
KATHMANDU, March 19 - In a bid to ensure smooth supply of petroleum products during the Constituent Assembly polls, Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has built up enough stock to meet the demand for seven days. “Presently we´ve got 20,000 kiloliters (KL) of oil in stock, compared to 9,000 KL a month ago,” said Digambhar Jha, managing director of the corporation. The volume of stock, however, .. more>>
Maximum supply today. NOC increases oil imports
KATHMANDU, Feb 28 - Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) Wednesday imported 1,304 kiloliters of petroleum products through Birgunj and dispatched half of it to Kathmandu in a bid to boost the capital´s fuel supply. Owing to unrest in tarai, the government had clamped a curfew in Birgunj and deployed security personnel to escort fuel convoys between Raxaul and Amlekhgunj today, the 15th day of tara .. more>>
Fuel Stations Fail to Comply with NOC Orders
Kathmandu, February 27: Nepal Oil Corporation has specified the amount of petroleum to be sold for vehicles but people are still complaining that the petrol pumps are not selling the amount of fuel they have been told to. The NOC, on Sunday, had issued a notice stating that the two-wheelers would get petrol worth a maximum of Rs 500, cars would get fuel worth up to Rs 1,000 and taxis up to Rs 1 .. more>>
NOC announces fuel distribution points for today
KATHMANDU, Feb 25 - Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has announced that consumers owning vehicles with even number plates could collect petrol from 30 refilling stations and diesel from other 41 refilling stations in the Kathmandu Valley on Tuesday. According to a member of the Supplies Committee constituted to manage supply during the ongoing crisis, dealers in Bhadrakali, Naxal, Pulchowk, Chhauni, .. more>>
156 more tankers enter Nepal. 43 tankers of fuel enter capital
KATHMANDU, Feb 24 - Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) brought 43 tankers of petroleum products into Kathmandu Valley Saturday. Additionally, 156 tankers-- including 40 carrying LPG-- have come in through Birgunj customs, said NOC spokesperson Ichchha Bikram Thapa. He said the fuel will be distributed to depots in Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara and Amlekhgunj. Fuel meant for the capital will arrive Sunday, .. more>>
Bajaj mela draws crowd
Kathmandu, February 5: It was curtains for the fourth edition of the Bajaj Maha X-change Mela here at Bhrikuti Mandap on Tuesday. The six-day motorcycle exchange fair received a huge response from customers, according to officials of Hansraj Hulaschand Company, the authorised distributor of Bajaj Motorcycles. The X-change mela was held from January 31 to February 5. The last two days were added .. more>>
Govt releases Rs 1b to NOC
KATHMANDU, Jan 31 - The government released Rs 1 billion to Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) on Thursday to finance imports of petroleum products, particularly diesel and kerosene, which has fallen short in the market. An official at the Ministry of Finance told the Post that the amount was released as the first tranche of Rs 3 billion that the government had committed to the debt-ridden state-owned .. more>>
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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Automobile Nepal

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    Nepalgunj, Nepalgunj

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    Kathmandu, Teku

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    Bhairahawa, Milan Chowk

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    Bhairahawa, Bhairahawa

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    Kathmandu, GPO: 7117, Ktm, Tripureshwor

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    Kathmandu, New Road

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    Kathmandu, Manbhawan

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    Kathmandu, GPO: 24, Bkt, Surya Binayak

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    Kathmandu, GPO: 1360, Ktm, Kalimati

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    Pokhara, Pokhara

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Monday, February 18, 2008

MSF Motorcycle Safety Foundation

About the Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Since March 1973, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) has set internationally recognized standards of excellence in motorcycle rider education and training. The MSF works with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), state governments, the military and other organizations to improve motorcyclist education, training and operator licensing.

The MSF is a national, not-for-profit organization sponsored by the U.S. manufacturers and distributors of BMW, BRP, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Piaggio/Vespa, Suzuki, Triumph, Victory and Yamaha motorcycles.

Objectives and Strategies

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation is the leader in championing the safety of motorcyclists by:

  • Developing and maintaining a high quality, comprehensive, research-based Rider Education and Training System (MSF RETS) and its individual curriculum products.
  • Establishing national trainer and site certification standards and providing technical assistance for training and licensing programs.
  • Promoting model or enabling legislation to create state-funded rider training programs.
  • Actively participating in government relations, research and public awareness
  • Partnering with other motorcycling and public organizations to make the nation's streets and highways safer for motorcyclists.

The MSF does not deal with motorcycle design or manufacture; its programs focus on the motorcycle operator.

The Five Main MSF Messages for Motorcyclists

To enhance the enjoyment of motorcycling, MSF recommends that riders:

  • Get trained and licensed.
  • Wear protective gear.
  • Ride unimpaired.
  • Ride within your limits.
  • Be a lifelong learner.

The MSF Rider Education and Training System (MSF RETS)

Since 1973, more than 3.5 million motorcyclists have graduated from basic or experienced RiderCourses. Each year throughout the nation and the military, there is an average of 7,000 MSF-certified RiderCoaches actively teaching, each trained by one of a team of 210 MSF-certified RiderCoach Trainers.

  • The number of RiderCourse students trained both nationally and overseas, at civilian and military sites, has exceeded 350,000 annually in recent years.
  • RiderCourses are available at over 1,500 sites in all 50 states, including 47 state-legislated programs. The MSF RETS is a comprehensive curricula system with supporting materials, technical assistance, RiderCourse insurance, RiderCoach certification and training-site/training-sponsor standards. Several of the MSF member companies loan training motorcycles through their local retailers. A national toll-free hotline, (800) 446-9227, links callers with the nearest RiderCourse training site in their area.
  • The MSF staff work with a number of enthusiast groups nationwide to encourage and support MSF-recognized state motorcycle safety training programs.
  • In 1997, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation began operating the MSF DirtBike School (DBS). Designed as an introduction to off-highway riding, the course is administered by DirtBike School Coaches nationwide. The DirtBike School is MSF's fastest growing program, and is already used by both federal and state agencies to train peace officers, search and rescue personnel, volunteers and others on the safe operation of off-highway motorcycles. In 2001, the DirtBike School also became available at various motorcycle retailers across the country.

Operator Licensing

Another important activity for the MSF is operator licensing. The MSF model Motorcycle Operator Manual and written tests were created using the same research-based development process as the curricula; they also serve as a complement to the education and training information contained in the MSF RETS.

  • More than 30 state licensing agencies use one of five different MSF skill tests as part of their motorcycle endorsement procedures.
  • More than 40 states use MSF's Motorcycle Operator Manual, and many incorporate the related knowledge test.
  • Sharing the Roadway, a six-page insert for state driver's manuals, informs car drivers about differing vehicle characteristics and asks them to expect to see motorcyclists on the roadway and respect their right to be there.
  • MSF licensing assistance to states includes conducting examiner-training programs, qualifying motorcycle license examiners, and providing technical expertise on motorcycle operation.
  • The MSF partners with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to update and improve motorcycle operator licensing systems.

Government Relations

The MSF Government Relations office, based near our nation's capital, is the Foundation's advocate for motorcycle safety before the United States Congress and federal regulatory agencies as well as at state legislatures and state regulatory agencies. The Government Relations Office also serves as a clearinghouse for information on federal and state legislation and regulation relating to motorcycle safety, rider education and licensing issues. MSF-developed model Motorcycle Safety Education Program legislation has helped state legislatures craft rider education program laws that have enabled millions of riders to participate in motorcycle safety courses. Staff also works with the motorcycle safety coordinators for the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines and Navy, recognizing nearly 150 military RiderCourse sites.

Awards Program

In 1979, MSF began an awards program to recognize RiderCoaches, licensing examiners, state motorcycle safety and licensing programs and administrators, independent RiderCourse sites and all supporting sponsors such as motorcycle dealers, school districts, community colleges, and journalists, among others.

National Motorcycle Safety Fund

Tax-deductible contributions to the National Motorcycle Safety Fund (NMSF) will help build a stronger, safer motorcycling community. This charitable organization [501(c)(3)] was created in 1981 to supplement the work of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. One hundred percent of contributions to the NMSF go directly toward worthy motorcycle safety projects; there are no administrative, fund-raising or other costs paid from donations. Customary NMSF projects include:

  • Supplying helmets to rider-training sites.
  • Assisting in the development, production and distribution of educational materials on helmet use and the perils of alcohol/drug use in riding.
  • Producing rider-awareness seminars and videos.
  • Developing and distributing safety materials like an off-highway motorcycle riding tips booklet.

The NMSF needs people to help ensure a safe future for motorcycling. To request more information, or to send a contribution, contact:

National Motorcycle Safety Fund
2 Jenner Street, Suite 150
Irvine, California 92618-3806
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
2 Jenner Street, Suite 150
Irvine, California 92618-3806
(949) 727-3227 Fax: (949) 727-4217
www.msf-usa.org

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