With news of yet another motorcyclist fatality on Scotland’s roads, after the tragic shock of such an event, thoughts inevitably turn to the family of that motorcyclist.
#TakeAnotherLook to reduce motorcyclist deaths on Scotland’s roads.
Take Another Look and search for us. Education is needed to prevent needless deaths.
This is a guide to understanding and protecting your rights when navigating insurance claims following a non fault collision on your motorcycle.
The death toll for motorcyclists will keep on rising unless the message is changed.
Warning to ALL motorcyclists, please beware of the tarmac patch repairs on the A939; they are absolutely lethal and you will come off your bike if you hit them.
We don't tend to proactively keep in touch with past clients as it's not practical. However, we do love to hear about good news stories and this is definitely one of those.
When the opportunity to do my CBT arose, I jumped at it and I'm so glad I did. A truly invaluable experience which has made me a better driver.
MLS Administrator, Jill Ramsay, shares the highs and lows of her CBT and the pleasures of owning her first bike.
RTA LAW Partner, Jodi Gordon, jumps at the chance to complete her CBT.
If car drivers don’t look out for us we need to look out for ourselves, especially at junctions.
Unless you're a hardy all-year-round biker, it's around this time of year that we start to think about Springtime, dusting down our bikes and making sure we have everything in place to roar off into the sunshine when the time comes.
Given the number of collisions we deal with involving overtaking, it is important to understand how to overtake safely.
In a criminal justice system where supporting victims is meant to be a priority, why are answers being hidden from those who need them most?
After 21 years of motorcycling and 175000 miles under his belt, Ewen Stewart takes on the challenge of the IAM Advanced motoring training and test.
Secondary victim claim apply to an individual who has suffered psychological injury due to witnessing an event. In order to recover damages, strict criterion has to be met.
Ewen Stewart, Legal Assistant, talks us through the different motorcycles he has owned and then describes his current bike, BMW K1600 in some detail
Advocating and supporting the use of motorcycles and scooters for transportation.
Stuart West-Gray from Edinburgh motorcycle dealership, Two Wheels, provides his Top 5 tips for motorcyclists returning to riding post lockdown.
Brenda Mitchell sets the scene and provides some guidance for motorcyclists as we move towards post lockdown riding once again.
John Macdonald's top 5 Tips for motorcyclists post lockdown. Junctions, roundabouts,overtaking,filtering,road surfaces.
Ewen's first bike was a Honda SS50 back in the summer of 1975. Over the years, many bikes have come and gone, but the friends made back then who also roe motorcycles are still good friends today.
Don't let your insurer refer you to their panel solicitor. We have assembled a selection of case studies which highlight the experiences of injured motorcyclists who were fortunate enough to move over to Motorcycle Law Scotland.
Causative potency is a relevant consideration for lawyers when acting on behalf of vulnerable road users who may have contributed to their injury through negligence as it can tip the balance back in favour of the more vulnerable road user.
Maureen wanted to share the circumstances, charges and sentencing for causing the death of her husband due to careless driving. Her message to all drivers and motorcyclists is watch out for each other at all times but especially at junctions.
Specialist motorcycle Lawyer, Brenda Mitchell rolls back the years and takes her husband, Rod on a 2 day trip to the West Highlands of Scotland on their new motorcycles.
Jodi Gordon, Partner, argues it is perhaps time to radically increase the length of driving bans and consider life-time bans.
Why is it that so few motorcyclists out there feel the need to improve their riding skills when one day they might just save their life?
Recognising a potential hazard like leaves on the road and taking the appropriate actions should keep you rubber side down and allow you to continue to enjoy your Autumn riding.
Motorcyclists can never stop learning how to be better motorcyclists. IAM RoadSmart support advanced riding courses via local groups. Consider getting involved.It will make you a better, safer rider and may one day just safe your life.
Improved riding and safety for motorcyclists must go hand in hand with motorcycle awareness for car drivers.
If you're injured in a road traffic collision on your motorcycle, you will need a Lawyer. However, you must choose your Lawyer carefully and wisely. Always remember, it’s your choice, not your Insurers'.
Motorcyclists are being advised to think twice before ticking the box marked “legal expense insurance” when next arranging bike cover.
Loose chippings on a road following surface dressing treatment are a motorcyclist's worst nightmare.
Being in the right gear is not just about gear selection when riding, it can mean something far more important for your protection and safety