REALRIDER SOS

With the motorcycle season beginning across the UK, riders are being encouraged to refresh their skills and awareness as thousands prepare to return to the roads this spring.

REALRIDER SOS has announced a new in-app testing feature as part of its latest app update, arriving later this month. The update has been designed with one simple aim: to give riders confidence.

More than 22,000 young motorcyclists were injured on Britain's roads between 2019 and 2023, and nearly a third of those injuries were fatal or life changing.

As calls grow for stronger action to protect motorcyclists on Britain's roads, REALRIDER SOS is urging policymakers and the wider road safety community to focus not only on prevention, but on what happens in the critical moments after a crash.

REALRIDER SOS is rolling out a major update to its crash detection app, removing underused secondary features while strengthening global performance and introducing a new 'test' function that allows riders to check that the system is working correctly.

New research into young rider safety has revealed worrying trends across the UK, with thousands of 16 to 24-year-old motorcyclists injured in recent years and a significant proportion killed or seriously injured.

REALRIDER SOS, a UK motorcycle crash detection app, is urging greater consumer awareness following renewed warnings that some electric bikes sold to teenagers may in fact be illegal electric motorbikes.

Motorcycle safety training sessions delivered by Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service have renewed attention on the risks riders face on UK roads and the importance of preparation before an incident occurs.

The UK motorcycle industry has formally called for increased government support, warning that without clearer policy recognition and targeted intervention, riders, manufacturers and retailers risk being left behind as transport priorities evolve.

xperts urge focus on post-crash response gaps highlighted in UK motorcycle safety reporting.