CBT

The NMC and BMF have issued responses to the UK government’s new road safety plan.

The Government has committed to reviewing motorcycle training and licensing, though industry bodies warn reforms must simplify access and improve safety rather than restrict it.

A new road Safety Strategy has been revealed by the UK government.

The UK’s largest motorcycle training provider is expecting interest in motorcycling to rise significantly in 2026.

It’s no secret that fewer young people entering the world of two-wheels is hurting the industry - this initiative could change that.

Triumph and RideTo are looking to get more young riders on the roads by promoting the thrill of motorcycling

In a move that could boost rider numbers, driving licence holders in this country can now ride lightweight motorcycles

The Motorcycle Industry Association’s ‘A Licence to Net Zero’ is a new proposal for wide-ranging motorbike licensing reforms 

Mutt Motorcycles has announced its first UK nationwide promotions, including covering the cost of a motorcycle CBT for new riders.

A letter signed by the NMC, MCIA, and TfL has been sent to the Department for Transport urging changes are made to motorcycle CBT.

The webinar is designed for new riders under 24 years old and aimed at improving their knowledge base and improving safety

Phoenix Motorcycle Training and Mental Health Motorbike have partnered to qualify motorcycle training staff as Mental Health First Aiders.

The first meeting of the DVSA Motorcycle Strategy Group has taken place, including discussions on its functionality as well as motorcycle licencing.

Gaining a motorcycle licence currently is a drawn-out, expensive, and complex task, although it might be about to get a bit more simple

The CBT-friendly Yamaha R125 has been updated for 2023, with the model gaining a new TFT, traction control, and pre-wiring for a quickshifter

Chinese manufacturer WK has announced its latest offering, the WK MXI 125 it’s oddly dubbing as a ‘Maxi’ scooter

Honda’s Ride Free experience will allow new and prospective riders to gain valuable experience in a controlled environment. 

With German drivers able to ride a 125cc motorcycle on an A1 licence without taking a formal test, should the UK introduce a similar rule?

The Welsh government has confirmed dates for CBT centres and motorcycle testing and training schools to reopen

The MCIA has confirmed that motorcycle testing, training, and CBT centres can open their doors again

The new 250cc Yamaha MT-25 has launched, but only in Indonesia for now. Should it be in the UK, with a tweak to licence laws?

The DVSA has announced the launch of Ridefree – a free online training resource for those looking to take their CBT course