The Capital’s riders are once again being encouraged to join the fight against scooter related crime by reducing the risk of their bike being stolen.

Analysis of official casualty statistics shows riders are 66 times more likely than car drivers to be killed on UK roads.

 Sales of motorcycles and scooters grew once again in 2019 – bucking the downward trend of the new car market.

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.

In his latest blog post for 2Wheels Greater Manchester, 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.

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

2Wheels London has launched a new social media campaign in an effort to resonate with young riders – and to help influence their decisions.