Author: twowlondon

The National Fire Chiefs Council is hosting a week-long motorcycle safety campaign in April, at the heart of which will be encouraging riders to attend Biker Down courses.

There is a genuine desire among motorcycling stakeholders to ensure their industry plays a significant role in the future transport mix.

A number of free sessions which teach riders what to do if they are the first on the scene at a collision involving a fellow biker are being held over the next few months.

In the wake of changes to The Highway Code, a leading industry voice says motorcyclists are already “acutely aware” of the need to take personal responsibility for their safety.

The Government says a new Action Plan shows it is determined to ‘find the right place’ for zero emission powered light vehicles (PLVs) within the green transport revolution.

Motorcycle collisions could be caused by riders and car drivers seeing different things, despite being on the same stretch of road.

Our friends at 2Wheels Greater Manchester are encouraging e-scooter retailers to make sure customers are made aware of the legal restrictions surrounding their use.

Powered two-wheelers are challenging traditional transport solutions by offering an affordable, economical, and viable alternative to the constraints of congestion and the rising costs of fuel and parking.

The Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA) has condemned the Government’s decision to change the plug-in motorcycle grant’s rates and criteria without notice.

The National Young Rider Forum (NYRF) has launched a targeted social media campaign to help deliver key safety messages to young riders.