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'''American Road Safety for Everyone''' is an organization promoting road safety and is maniacally against motorcycles and bicycles. By 1998, there efforts have had bicycles banned from [[Liberty City]] (which would explain the lack of bicycles in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Liberty City Stories]]) and they have launched a new campaign to have motorbikes banned as well (which would explain the lack of bikes in GTA III. The motorbike campaign is featured in the [[Liberty Tree]] instruction booklet which comes with Liberty City Stories, and is sponsored by the car manufacturer [[Maibatsu]], which perhaps hopes to increase sales of their new model, the Monstrosity (to be released in 2001).
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'''American Road Safety for Everybody (A.R.S.E.)''' is an organization promoting road safety and is maniacally against all forms of two-wheeled transportation. By [[1998]], their efforts had bicycles banned from [[Liberty City (3D Universe)|Liberty City]] and by [[2001]] they managed to get motorcycles off the streets as well. Their campaign to ban motorcycles is featured in an article written by [[Gaylord Morrisen]] in the [[Liberty Tree]] instruction manual that comes with [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]]:
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{{Quote|Motorcycles cause more deaths per year than old age. They are the number one killer in our city and must be banned. If the city doesn't take action, then we the people are going to have to start. Pehople on motorbikes are trying to kill all of us, so we at A.R.S.E. say it's time to fight back. All bikers will be treated as fair game going forward and every civic-minded citizen is encouraged to knock these killers off their motorcycles.|An A.R.S.E. spokesman.}}
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[[Maibatsu Corporation|The Maibatsu Corporation of America]] generously made a donation to A.R.S.E. which helped them to become known. This may have been in hope that they would increase the sales of their new model, the [[Maibatsu Monstrosity]] which was to be released in [[2001]].
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==Trivia==
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*The name's abbreviation comes from ''arse'', the [[United Kingdom|British]] way to say ''ass''.
   
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American Road Safety for Everybody (A.R.S.E.) is an organization promoting road safety and is maniacally against all forms of two-wheeled transportation. By 1998, their efforts had bicycles banned from Liberty City and by 2001 they managed to get motorcycles off the streets as well. Their campaign to ban motorcycles is featured in an article written by Gaylord Morrisen in the Liberty Tree instruction manual that comes with Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories:

Motorcycles cause more deaths per year than old age. They are the number one killer in our city and must be banned. If the city doesn't take action, then we the people are going to have to start. Pehople on motorbikes are trying to kill all of us, so we at A.R.S.E. say it's time to fight back. All bikers will be treated as fair game going forward and every civic-minded citizen is encouraged to knock these killers off their motorcycles.
— An A.R.S.E. spokesman.

The Maibatsu Corporation of America generously made a donation to A.R.S.E. which helped them to become known. This may have been in hope that they would increase the sales of their new model, the Maibatsu Monstrosity which was to be released in 2001.

Trivia

  • The name's abbreviation comes from arse, the British way to say ass.