The Patriot Center in Moscow hosted the 14th International Motorcycle Season 2025 Exhibition from April 4 to 6.
The exhibition attracted more than 90,000 motorcycle enthusiasts from within and outside Russia.
The exhibition saw broad participation from government agencies, with the Russian Ministry of Transport serving as the main participant, showcasing two interactive pavilions featuring educational and awareness programs focused on the importance of traffic safety and the culture of responsible driving.
The exhibition became a vital space for discussing the most prominent challenges associated with motorcycle culture, particularly with regard to driver safety on the roads.
Representatives from the Fire and Rescue Center, the State Traffic Management Department, and the Ministry of Emergency Situations participated in this event, providing direct consultations and workshops on accident prevention and road emergency response.
The event included practical motorcycle driving lessons, as well as preparatory lectures for the new season, aimed at raising drivers' awareness of traffic regulations, the importance of preventative maintenance, and the use of safety equipment.
The exhibition featured a diverse program that combined education and entertainment, aiming to raise public awareness of safe motorcycle culture. Educational activities targeted families and youth were also included, while the latest technologies and innovations in the world of motorcycles were showcased.
Under the direction of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov affirmed that the city continues to work to promote a culture of safe driving, noting that such events contribute to raising public safety on the roads and are part of ongoing efforts to build responsible community awareness among two-wheeled vehicle users.
The "Motorcycle Season" is one of the most prominent annual events for motorcycle enthusiasts in Russia, combining technical demonstrations, community awareness, and the promotion of safe driving.