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The Motorcycle Safety and Transport Policy Framework

The framework connects motorcycle safety, road safety, infrastructure, rider training, policy planning and practical mobility themes into a clear structure for the United Kingdom.

Motorcycle safety and transport policy framework document for the United Kingdom
A structured framework for safer roads.Policy themes, infrastructure thinking and rider education in one focused resource.
Framework Pillars

The core pillars of motorcycle policy

This page outlines the main framework pillars that help explain the role of motorcycles in transport planning, safety outcomes and practical road use.

Motorcycle road safety policy pillar

Road Safety

Safety policy should consider rider visibility, junction risk, road user behaviour, speed, road surfaces and shared-road awareness.

Motorcycle safety
Motorcycle infrastructure framework pillar

Infrastructure

Infrastructure affects route choice, parking, road quality, traffic flow and safer integration with other transport modes.

Overview
Motorcycle training and rider education pillar

Training

Training and education help riders improve decision-making, hazard awareness and long-term safety culture.

Contact
Motorcycle transport policy and framework planning
Policy Structure

A framework that keeps the topic organised

Motorcycle policy can become fragmented when safety, training, infrastructure and mobility are treated separately. The Motorcycle Framework gives these areas a clearer structure, helping readers move from background context into practical themes.

For 2026, the restored website keeps the framework clean, easy to crawl and easy to navigate. Each page supports a specific intent, and this page acts as the central pillar for the full policy framework.

  • Connects safety, training and infrastructure themes.
  • Supports road safety and practical mobility discussions.
  • Uses natural internal links to related framework pages.
  • Includes UK entity details in footer, contact and schema.
This page is built as the main framework hub, so it should link naturally to every key supporting page.
Framework Themes

How each theme supports safer motorcycling

Safer road theme for motorcycle framework

Safer Road Use

Road safety outcomes improve when riders, drivers, planners and policy makers understand shared risks and responsibilities.

Infrastructure theme for motorcycle framework

Better Planning

Transport planning can recognise motorcycles as part of the network instead of treating them as an afterthought.

Framework governance and contact office

Clear Coordination

Framework pages help coordinate themes, evidence, contact details and practical next steps for readers.

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Contact Entity

Motorcycle Framework

Motorcycle Safety & Transport Policy Framework
1 Rye Hill Office Park
Birmingham Road
Allesley, Coventry
CV5 9AB
United Kingdom

Telephone: (024) 76 408 000

Use the contact page for framework, safety, infrastructure and transport policy enquiries.

Motorcycle Framework office contact in Coventry United Kingdom
FAQ

Framework questions

What is included in the Motorcycle Framework?

The framework includes motorcycle safety, road safety policy, infrastructure planning, rider training, education and practical transport solution themes.

Why does infrastructure matter for motorcycling?

Infrastructure affects rider safety, route choice, visibility, road surface quality, junction risk, parking and how motorcycles interact with other road users.

How does training fit into the framework?

Training supports safer rider behaviour, better awareness, improved decision-making and a stronger motorcycle safety culture.