Tips and Blogs

The summer is jam-packed with music and dance events, from Glastonbury to the Isle of Wight to Reading, signalling the official start of festival season

The countdown is on to Euro 2024. Over 31 days, and with 24 football games to watch, there is a lot to get excited about

If you’re planning to travel during Christmas, it’s important to be aware of any traffic that could impact on your journey.

The build-up to Christmas is busy with parties, lunches, and festive nights out with friends and family

There’s nothing worse than your motorcycle not starting on a cold, icy morning, but with a bit of planning, you can make sure your vehicle is ready for the colder months.

Michelle Waldren tells of her journey into advanced riding and how it hasn't been the easiest or as straightforward as she had imagined.

Road safety and advanced driving have always been important to IAM RoadSmart Chief Observer John Teasdale

"Sometimes you forget that RAMG is made up of volunteer’s giving up their time and passing on their knowledge to help people to be better and safer riders." Read Santo Chillari's blog here.

With his love of motorbikes starting at the age of 10, after his dad passed his IAM RoadSmart Advanced Rider course in 2013, Niall caught the bug for all things two-wheels.

Trustees' Week is an annual event to mark the amazing work trustees do to help shape and guide charities. It’s an opportunity to celebrate and thank those who volunteer their time and expertise with passion and commitment.

Carolyn can’t remember a time when she didn’t want to drive a car

Taking the Advanced Driving Course with IAM RoadSmart helped me, both personally, as a 'soon-to-be' grandmother, and professionally as a Personal Injury Lawyer.

Over the last year, I’ve had an amazing journey. I have completed my IAM RoadSmart Advanced Driver course with a F1RST, which led to me becoming a National Observer.

The thought of driving abroad can, at first, seem intimidating, yet it can also be hugely rewarding. Not only is it a great way to see where you’re visiting, it’s also a fantastic experience as you can often experience wide open, virtually deserted roads that are, literally, a world away from the ones in the UK.

It was a shock when I retired to Cornwall aged 60 and finding out that my 45 years riding in and around London had in no way prepared me for life on two wheels in rural Cornwall.