The markings, called Perceptual Rider Information for Maximising Expertise and Enjoyment (PRIMEs)...

From Monday 9 June

Always check your blind spot and look twice for bikes.

North Wales Fire and Rescue Service, in conjunction with DocBike, has arranged Biker Down! Cymru ...

A programme of works to repair thousands of potholes on some of Wales’ major roads has been given...

Carmarthenshire County Council has announced motorcycling course dates for 2025-26.

Powys County Council is offering several motorcycle courses this year, funded by a road safety gr...

The road safety team at Pembrokeshire County Council is offering Biker Down! Cymru and Dragon Rid...

Motorcyclists can be on any road at any time, so observation is key to avoiding collisions.

Courses are subsidised by the Welsh Government.

A campaign aimed at reducing the risk of motorcycle-related deaths and serious injuries.

This free-of-charge event is your chance to enhance your riding skills and boost safety on the ro...

Riding defensively is a matter of self-preservation on today’s busy roads.

Operation Harley.

The course is completely free!

By the end of this Senedd term £118m will have been spent to repair more than 500km of road defec...

Remember to request a free CRASH Card

While all helmets need to meet minimum safety standards, not all offer the same level of impact p...

Drink and drug driving is selfish and inexcusable. If you have consumed alcohol or used drugs, do...

Good hearing, like good vision, is an aid to concentration.

Winter - It’s not really a season that’s kind to us as bikers!

An electric vehicle motor show has come to Cardiff as part of Wales Climate Week.

Motorcyclists account for 24% of deaths or serious road injuries in Wales.

Be prepared to adjust your riding according to the conditions.

Steering, acceleration and braking all depend on that small area of rubber touching the road.

Surely it’s just a case of getting past someone travelling slowly and then riding on, isn't it?

The course aims to give participants a better understanding of what to do if they come across a r...

Promoting the importance of good eye health and the need for regular eye tests for all

Information, Position, Speed, Gear, Acceleration.

Community First Responders in Wales are volunteers who donate their spare time to attend appropri...

Road Safety Wales is reminding drivers of their responsibilities when encountering School Crossin...

The SHARP survey aims to gather insights into your riding and helmet purchase behaviour and your ...

Fatigue is estimated to be a contributory factor in up to 20% of road collisions.

Are you aware of the hazards of dehydration?

The newly launched Wheels2Work initiative in Torfaen allows eligible participants to hire one of ...

Road Safety Wales is highlighting the vulnerability of horses and their riders through a campaign...

Not on it.

Safer interaction between cars and those on two wheels is reliant on co-operation and a greater a...

The course is completely free!

Ahead of the first game at #EURO2024, Road Safety Wales is reminding people to plan ahead if they...

An eye in the sky.

Giving blood is quick, simple and entirely safe. And, the best part? You’re saving lives.

Keep your observations sharp, use your own judgement and plan manoeuvres for yourself.

One in seven (15 per cent) of fatal road traffic collisions on Gwent’s public highways have invol...

The morning session is classroom based, the afternoon is a practical session riding with an instr...

Will you be taking part?

A winner for 2023-24 has been randomly selected.

Dragon Rider Cymru and Biker Down! Cymru courses have been announced.

A campaign aimed at reducing the risk of motorcycle-related deaths and serious injuries on the ro...

Wearing the right kit can reduce injuries and save lives.

An update from GoSafe, the Wales Road Casualty Reduction Partnership.

For year-round safer motorcycling, be prepared to adjust your riding according to the conditions.

Ridefree is a free online training course that you should complete before taking your moped or mo...

We represent just 0.7% of road traffic in Wales but account for 24% of KSI road casualties.

Please do everything you possibly can to get home safely to your family after every ride.

Superintendent Mike Richards, who oversees the policing response in Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly and...

North Wales Police is warning motorbike owners to remain vigilant.

The Welsh Government wants to hear your views about the safety on and of our roads, to help them ...

You should be under no illusion if you drive or ride whilst under the influence you not only risk...

If you are looking to purchase an e-bike for Christmas, it’s important to check that what you are...

Over the weekend Inspector Iwan Roberts from the Force’s Roads Crime Unit attended Rhug in Corwen...

The catastrophic effect of these life-changing incidents should not be underestimated.

Take extra care, as this time of year brings additional hazards.

Steering, acceleration and braking all depend on that small area of rubber touching the road

Each vehicle that was seized by the South Wales Police could do speeds up to and beyond 40mph.

From 17 September 2023, most 30mph speed limits across Wales will change to 20mph

If you’re drinking, avoid riding or driving.

Any electric bike that does not meet the EAPC rules is classed as a motorcycle or moped and needs...

Keeping your bike well maintained is important all year round

Motorcycling alone is great but riding out with a group of friends can take it to a whole new level

DVLA is asking motorists to test a new service that allows them to view their driving licence and...

Drones are being sent up to help prevent collisions on roads in Powys.

It’s vital to dress appropriately every time we go for a ride, whatever the weather.

Course dates have been announced by Pembrokeshire County Council's road safety team

Motorcycling can be a practical alternative to commuting by car.

Anyone who had completed a Welsh Government subsidised course was invited to fill in a survey.

This means most 30mph speed limits will reduce from 30mph to 20mph.

Courses subsidised by the Welsh Government.

Saying that us bikers in Wales have some personal experience of riding in the rain is probably an...

Supporting #2WheelOperation from the National Police Chiefs' Council.

Wales has a reputation for being a fabulous place to ride...

Off-road motorcyclists targeted in Glyn Ceiriog following increase in reports of anti-social riding.

Weather conditions remain changeable at this time of year.

Micro climates - conditions can be different from those in the area as a whole.

It has long been discussed that bikers arguably make better car drivers because of the extra skil...

Upon successful completion of the course, you will be presented with a DVSA certificate of compet...

Is it time to join those filtering through the traffic?

It may be tempting to scrimp and save on the clothing after spending lots of cash on your bike bu...

Road Safety Wales is reminding people to plan ahead if they intend to drink alcohol.

If you have taken part in one of these courses in Wales, your feedback is important.

Take extra care, as this time of year brings additional hazards.

A third of riders who have completed the ERS course across Britain since its relaunch in 2018 hav...

The limit point: The furthest point to which we have an uninterrupted view of the road surface.

Motorists often need reminding of the dangers posed to horses and riders.

with reports of off-road bikes being driven dangerously on pavements and through side streets.

Considerations when choosing your new helmet.

Motorcycling can be a practical alternative to commuting by car.

The annual campaign is aimed at promoting rider safety and sees high visibility patrols being car...

Would you know what to do?

Many of the schemes are free of charge to those living or working within the county.

As Caerphilly north’s neighbourhood policing team gears up for the warmer months, it’s asking the...

The road safety team at Carmarthenshire County Council have organised a number of Dragon Rider an...

Courses take place across the country.

A 40mph speed limit has been introduced during the upgrade work to protect road users and road wo...

North Wales Police issues advice to bikers returning to the road after a winter hiatus.

The first of these projects will see Abergavenny, Llanfoist, Magor, Undy, Caldicot, Portskewett a...

MCIA collaborates with rider groups to protect the future of motorcycling.

"Please make preparations today so you can keep yourself and loved ones safe."

Steering, acceleration and braking all depend on that small area of rubber that touches the road ...

Rules for all types of road users have been updated in The Highway Code.

The course consists of a short online theory session and a half-day practical on-road weekend ses...

Road Safety Wales is encouraging all motorcyclists to take advantage of a scheme which could be l...

Road Safety Wales is asking retailers to be fully transparent with customers

“Don’t be the person responsible for destroying a family this Christmas.”

A factsheet for motorcyclists and their employers

Even if you've travelled the same route hundreds of times, conditions can be different from one d...

The clocks are going back, but it's not all doom and gloom for bikers

By distance travelled, motorcyclists have the highest rate of death or serious injury of all road...

Latest data from the Department for Transport shows that bikers are starting to embrace electric ...

Security advice from Gwent Police.

National Eye Health Week takes place between 20 and 26 September 2021.

It’s really important to stay up to date, whether you’ve only had one lesson or held a licence fo...

Motorcycling alone is great but riding out with a group of friends can take it to a whole new level

Tackling off-road bikes.

Yellow ‘Ride Safely’ signs have been installed at key locations around the county that are widely...

Motorcycle examiners wanted.

Possibly the single most important piece of protective kit you can buy.

The aim is to increase the number of riders undertaking additional skills training.

Fatigue is estimated to be a contributory factor in up to 20% of road collisions.