Getting in touch
We have an enquiries team ready to take your call and chat about what's involved in becoming an advanced rider or driver.
Whether you want to improve your safety on a bike or make the most of those bends we can help.
If you're not sure about signing up right away, then we'll offer you a taster ride with a qualified observer, free of charge. All you need to do is get in touch with Bucks Advanced Riders and Drivers
Call us on: 07756 092157
Email us at: bards.enquiries@gmail.com
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Don't cry on the hard shoulder
Nobody wants to be left stranded on the hard shoulder, but if you don’t take care of your car there’s every possibility you will be. Here are my latest tips to guide you through looking after your car, because basic maintenance goes a long way
Responding to emergency vehicles
Flashing blue in your rear view
Road safety charity the IAM is offering weekly motoring tips from Britain’s top advanced driver, Peter Rodger. This week he recommends top tips on how to respond when an emergency services vehicle is approaching
Driving abroad
Road safety charity the IAM is offering weekly motoring tips from Britain’s top advanced driver, Peter Rodger. This week, with the British summer looking less than promising, he is advising on driving abroad.
Riding tips: back on the road
IAM’s head of riding standards and advanced biker, Peter Rodger, is advising on getting back on the road after the winter.
Recent news
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SERV Bloodrunners
SERV supports the NHS by providing volunteer motorcyclists – all qualified advanced riders – to deliver blood products, quickly, to those medical centers and hospitals, which need them.
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It’s Foggy when the sun shines – ‘At On Yer Bike’
Summer last year took a while to arrive but when it did – it really did arrive in some style. Some dry weather is all that’s needed to pull in the numbers at Steve Brockbank’s OYB Open Days – add some Carl Fogarty and it’s standing room only.
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IAM Track Skills Day – Croft Circuit
‘Don’t crash the car and don’t embarrass yourself’ – these were the two thoughts running through my head en route to the circuit. I needn’t have worried – I didn’t do either.
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