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IAM want compulsory ABS by 2015
By Visordown News on 20/09/2011 09:50:54
Call for all large bikes to come with anti-lock brakes

casualties.However, here at Visordown we think it would be better to introduce ABS as a compulsory option on learner bikes, 125cc or below, so new riders get to experience the benefits of ABS and therefore look to step up to a larger bike with ABS.

New advert urges drivers to Think Biker!
By Visordown News on 05/03/2012 15:30:02
Government campaign aims to tackle road deaths

myself I know how great motorcycling can be but as Road Safety Minister I know that the statistics show bikers are tragically over-represented in road casualties and I want to see this number come down.""The campaign I am launching today aims to get

Moto Morini's 2013 bikes revealed
By Ben Cope on 06/11/2012 14:19:00
Moto Morini are back, but their new offerings are somewhat familiar

LOGIC says these bikes shouldn't exist. Moto Morini was among the first casualties of the financial crisis and was closed down in 2009, only to rise again under new owners last year.OK, so the new 2013 models you see here are pretty much the same

Motorcycle market results and analysis for 2006
By Visordown News on 09/01/2007 17:54:35
Sales for 2006 are on a par with 2005, despite concerns

-Traffic Conference in Amsterdam got the year rolling. The MCI also became a signatory of the European Road Safety Charter to demonstrate its commitment and participate in actions that aim to reduce the number of road casualties by working with others

BMF confident over 'Bikes In London's Bus Lanes'
By Visordown News on 30/01/2007 17:12:37
High hopes for a positive outlook for motorcycling in London

not been considered and neither were the actual causes of collisions taken into account.In trials carried out by Kingston and Westminster, Kingston had little negative feedback whereas Westminster had positive indications of casualty reductions, despite

Norfolk biker starts petition to change A47
By Visordown News on 18/03/2007 21:34:40
Petition aims to make stretch of road safer for all

that attracted more than a million signatures about road pricing proposals.He said: "After the business of road pricing, I thought this would be an effective way to try and get something done."Michael Edney, Norfolk police's casualty reduction officer, said

First Bike on Scene Expansion Plan
By FBoS on 10/07/2007 15:54:47
Emergency aid course aims to get national coverage

the dangers, preventing further casualties by warning oncoming traffic, and giving the emergency services the information they need. They are then trained in life saving skills including resuscitation and the vexed issue of helmet removal - when and how to do

Local transport is a national issue say BMF
By Visordown News on 23/08/2007 12:04:56
Local road pricing won't encourage motorcycling

improved personal mobility for commuters, it has also reduced casualty rates. Further, the Government has made known its intention to 'mainstream motorcycling' as part of its transport planning, therefore it makes sense to exempt motorcycles by legislation

Newsflash: Driving Standards Agency moves into 21st century
By Visordown News on 15/09/2009 11:27:48
DSA launches Enhanced Rider Scheme website for safer riding

one percent of all road traffic.“This is a terrible statistic: but we believe that further training can help to reduce this casualty rate by giving riders more knowledge about how to protect themselves on the roads.“This new, more focused online

Warwickshire launches safety campaign for young and inexperienced riders
By Visordown News on 14/04/2010 09:04:11
Males aged 16 to 20 at highest risk, says report

. But our research clearly shows that young and inexperienced riders, particularly males aged 16 to 20, still represent a disproportionately large number of Warwickshire’s casualties."For more information, go to www.takecontroltraining.co.uk    


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