New statistics show that during 2018, 55% of riders exceeded the speed limit on 30mph roads – with 12% breaking the limit by more than 10mph.

Safety and security are the focus of a two-wheels event taking place in the City of London next week.

A series of ‘thought-provoking’ videos have been created to encourage learner drivers to be more aware of motorcyclists.

TfL says lower speeds are vital to improving the safety of London’s motorcyclists.

London is the most dangerous region for motorcyclists in the UK, analysis of Government data suggests.

With peak riding season on the horizon, a road safety charity is helping riders to reduce their risk of being involved in a collision.

Riders who have been involved in a collision in the last 10 years, are being invited to take part in a new survey.

Riders across London have the chance to win a £100 gift voucher by answering two quick questions about their riding experience.

Riders are being encouraged to make sure they have the ‘POWER’ this spring, by carrying out essential checks to their bike before setting off on a journey.

Authorities in London have been accused of discriminating against motorcyclists, after calls to exempt riders from the Capital’s new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) fell on deaf ears.

Free sessions to teach riders what to do if they are the first on the scene at a collision which involves a fellow biker are taking place on a monthly basis during 2019.

With less than a month until the central London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) becomes operational, TfL is reminding riders to check their machines are compliant.