A California Highway Patrol chase ended with a suspect flying off their bike in a frightening motorcycle crash in Long Beach. The shocking video of the end of the chase was caught exclusively by AIR7. | ABC7

**CHP Halts Dangerous Motorcycle Takeover** On Saturday, March 8, 2025, California Highway Patrol officers stopped a large group of motorcyclists driving dangerously on Interstate 5 and Interstate 805. Officers issued citations to 30 riders and impounded their motorcycles after they performed risky stunts, blocked traffic, and for being active spectators. The incident began around 8 a.m. when the group entered northbound I-805 at Imperial Avenue. The riders started performing stunts and driving

OUR NEWEST CHP MOTORCYCLE OFFICERS The California Highway Patrol Motor Officer Training Course is one of the most rigorous and respected law enforcement motorcycle training programs in the nation. Designed to uphold the highest standards of skill and safety, this course ensures that only the most proficient officers earn the title of CHP Motor Officer. The CHP has a long tradition of motorcycle enforcement, dating back to its founding in 1929. Over the decades, the agency has refined its Motor O

The rumors are true! You’ll now be seeing CHP motorcycles out on patrol in the Merced area. Our motors are geared up and ready to roll, adding another layer to our efforts in keeping the roads safe. #CHPMotors #CHPMerced #OnPatrol #NewWheels #motorcycle #motorsquad #californiahighwaypatrol #lawenforment | CHP - Merced

A high-speed California Highway Patrol pursuit ended in a crash and with a driver in custody in the San Fernando Valley on Thursday afternoon. SkyCal flew over the pursuit, where the driver could be seen traveling at speeds over 90 mph on the southbound 5 Freeway. The crash ended when a CHP patrol unit crashed into the car near the Burbank Airport. | CBS LA

Exciting news! The California Highway Patrol has launched our new Online Crash Portal, making it easier to obtain crash reports. Now, you can get a digital copy of your crash report, free of charge, by simply visiting crashes.chp.ca.gov or scanning the QR code found on the crash card provided by the CHP Officer at the crash scene. Just another way to improve the service we provide to the communities we serve. Watch this video for a quick overview and step-by-step guide on how to access your repo