Department for Transport

A motorcyclist from Herefordshire has launched a petition to replace give way signs with stop signs at thousands of junctions across Britain.

The government says nearly 7,000 miles of road will be resurfaced this year, but will its £7.3 billion pothole funding package make Britain's roads any better for motorcyclists?

The Government wants to extend an existing emissions law to motorcycles, despite the DfT admitting it has no evidence showing that bikes need to be brought under the rules.

IAM RoadSmart has launched a new training programme aimed squarely at young riders, with the aim of reducing accidents on UK roads.

Warwickshire police launches summer campaign aimed at reducing serious motorcycle accidents, after 75 motorcyclists were killed or seriously injured on the county’s roads in 2025.

Motorists could be facing tougher penalties concerning failures to get their vehicle MOT’d, driving uninsured, and the use of ‘ghost’ number plates.

Road safety charity IAM Roadsmart has launched a campaign to have cable barriers removed in the UK by the end of the decade.

The Motorcycle Action Group supports taxing heavy EVs, but says the exponential link between weight and road damage puts motorcycles in a class of their own.

One problem area of UK road safety has become “progressively worse” in recent years.

A new “game-changer” solution to the UK’s pothole problem has emerged.

Adding green ‘safety lights’ to Blood Bikes could improve volunteers’ safety on the road - but to make it happen, your help is needed.

A new red-amber-green map claims to show how well councils are using £7.3 billion of pothole funding, but riders and drivers may want to see the results on the road before they believe the hype.

Britain’s first new road safety strategy in a decade promises tougher rules for drivers — and for motorcyclists, which could mean safer roads or just another shift in how risk is managed.

The MCIA has welcomed the government’s new £650m electric car grant, but has warned that motorcycles have been ‘left behind’.

The NMC has urged the government to get its new self-driving vehicle plans right, as it could pose a risk to motorcycle rider safety.

A nationwide crackdown on faulty MOT tests and illegal modifications could soon be in place, following a new photo check initiative from the government.

The MCIA has urged the Department for Transport (DfT) to make roads safer for motorcyclists through better hazard perception training

The Motorcycle Action Group has hit back against a petition that’s received criticism

The new Labour government has confirmed it will continue where the Conservatives left off with an immediate investigation

A report looking into the way the Department for Transport is maintaining UK roads suggests that there is margin for improvement

Ahead of the upcoming but as yet undated UK General Election, the Motorcycle Action Group has launched its “Move on Motorcycling” Campaign

Local councils will be able to make high-risk roads safer in the coming years, as the government ear-marks money for the cause

The UK government is bringing together price comparison sites to share data for the benefit of its new PumpWatch mobile app

The advice from the DfT lays out the pros and cons of motorcycles using bus lanes, and for once they seem to get it right!