In June 2017 the Enhanced Safety of Vehicle (ESV) Conference took place in the ‘MotorCity’ Detroit.
At the CMC booth – located in the exhibition area of the CoBo Center – representatives of several CMC members informed interested Conference attendants about objectives, focus, outcomes and Consortium membership.

Many visitors of the ITS World Congress 2016 in Melbourne, Australia (October 10-14, 2016) used the opportunity to collect more information about the current work and planned projects of the Connected Motorcycle Consortium. At our stand in the Exhibition hall our guests also had the chance to test a simulation of various ITS functions in the PTW field.

In September 2016, CMC attended the Annual Conference of ACEM to provide to its members with info about the vision, organization and participation in this development partnership.

BMW Motorrad, Honda and Yamaha initiate the "Connected Motorcycle Consortium" in 2015
At the ITS World Congress 2015 in Bordeaux the motorcycle industry took a major step toward the “connected bike” when three major OEMs announced the launch of the initiative “Connected Motorcycle Consortium” to support the development of Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) applications in motorized two-wheelers.
(Picture from left: Dr. Karl Viktor Schaller of BMW Motorrad; Tetsuo Suzuki of Honda Motor Co; and Takaaki Kimura of Yamaha Motor Co.)