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Riders across London are being encouraged to test their observational skills – with the chance to win a £100 gift voucher.

A new ‘radar activated road sign’ has been launched in a bid to reduce collisions and casualties involving motorcyclists.

Angry Al, who became a familiar name among young riders in the Capital earlier this year, has been showcased to a national audience.

Riders from low-income backgrounds are now eligible for a £1,000 grant to help them purchase a more environmentally friendly bike.

Would you know what to do if you were the first on the scene at a collision which involves a fellow biker?

In his latest blog post for 2Wheels London, Colin Brown, MAG’s director of campaigns and political engagement, talks about the risks faced by riders – and whether or not it should be accepted.

Highways England has launched a new motorcycle safety campaign, aimed at those most likely to be killed or seriously injured: leisure riders.

Riders travelling through central London will have to adhere to 20mph speed limits from next year, it has been confirmed.

Angry Al is becoming a familiar name among young riders in the Capital – helping to promote vital safety messages on themes such as speeding and junctions.

In his latest blog post, Simon Rawlings, 2Wheels London’s resident scooter enthusiast, takes a look at the behaviour and attitude of the Capital’s riders.