saplings that were planted by
the group last year, and need
a little help through a dry win-
ter), removal of old fencing and
barbwire, staging area mainte-
nance (the group put some fresh
paint on a picnic table) and new
signage.
Find out more about Yamaha's
program, and how to apply for a
grant at www.YamahaOAI.com.
Jean Turner
VOL. 55 ISSUE 14 APRIL 10, 2018 P31
CALIFORNIA
PROHIBITS
PROFILING
I
n California, A.B. 2972 would
prohibit state and local law enforce-
ment agencies from profiling mo-
torcyclists. The bill provides a clear
legal definition of motorcyclist profil-
ing and includes a "relief clause" that
would allow motorcyclists to pursue
court action if they believe they have
been profiled.
The AMA is part of the California
Motorcycle Anti-Profiling Coalition
that supports this legislation. The bill
was introduced by state Assembly-
members Anna Caballero (D-Hollis-
ter) and Kevin Mullin (D-San Mateo).
The AMA position on profiling can be
found at here.
The Assembly Public Safety Com-
mittee has set A.B. 2972 motorcyclist
profiling to be heard at 9 a.m. April
10 in Room 126 of the State Capitol
Building. Click here to take action. CN
A California bill would
make it illegal to
profile motorcyclists.
Yamaha celebrated 10
years of its Outdoor
Access Initiative with a
day of OHV volunteer
work in Big Bear,
California.
Yamaha friends
and family
(even the kids)
got in on the
group effort.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
FRANK
HOPPEN
