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In September 2023, Wales made headlines by becoming the first UK nation to introduce a default 20mph speed limit on most roads previously set at 30mph. The aim? Safer streets, fewer accidents, and a nudge towards walking, cycling, and cleaner air. But while the ambition was clear, the reception was…

Pedal Bike Accidents a Guide Pedal bikes have long been a staple mode of transport in the UK, used for commuting, exercise, and leisure. With increasing concerns over rising fuel costs, traffic congestion, and environmental sustainability, more people are choosing bicycles as a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to cars and…

Understanding Scooter Accident Claims Over the past few years, electric scooters (e-scooters) have rapidly gained popularity as an alternative mode of transportation, especially in urban areas. From commuters looking for a quick way to get to work to tourists exploring new cities, e-scooters offer an easy, affordable, and eco-friendly way…

Your motorcycle’s tyres are the critical connection between you and the road. Proper maintenance and awareness of legal requirements are essential for safety and performance. Legal Tread Depth Requirements in the UK In the UK, the legal minimum tread depth for motorcycle tyres is: • Motorcycles over 50cc: At least…

Winter Motorbike Riding: Riding a motorbike in winter offers its own kind of thrill – crisp air, quieter roads, and stunning frosty landscapes. But the season also brings increased dangers for bikers. Ice, low visibility, and cold temperatures create conditions that demand extra caution. If you’re planning to ride through…

The increasing popularity of ebikes and e-scooters has transformed city life, particularly in London, offering fast, eco-friendly alternatives to cars and public transport. However, this progress comes at a cost. Recent accidents highlight the dangers posed by reckless riders, heavy vehicles, and poorly regulated ebikes capable of illegal speeds. High-profile…

Motorbike enthusiasts often view their motorbikes as more than just a means of transportation. For many, a motorbike is a personal expression of style, performance, and individuality. This often leads to modifications, altering various aspects of the bike to enhance its appearance, boost its performance, or simply make it stand…

Lane splitting, often called “filtering” in the UK, is common amongst motorcyclists and pedal cyclists. While this article primarily refers to ‘motorcyclists’, it can equally apply to pedal cyclists and, on occasion, to e-scooter riders. The land-splitting manoeuvre involves a rider passing between lanes of slower-moving or stationary traffic, allowing…

Cyclists, including motorbike,  pedal or electric bike or E-Scooters face a significantly higher risk of serious injury and death in traffic accidents compared to other road users. According to the 2019 annual report on road casualties in Great Britain, the fatality rate per passenger mile for motorcyclists is 65 times…

Motorbike riding and pedal cyclist offers an exhilarating sense of freedom, but it also comes with significant risks. Unlike cars, motorbikes do not provide the physical protection of a metal frame, seat belts, or airbags. Consequently, riders are more exposed and vulnerable to injuries in the event of an accident….