Many holidaymakers have had to ditch a trip abroad and opt for outdoor staycations this year, so there will be more people than ever dusting off their caravan and packing for a summer getaway.

Mark Anstey, Chief Observer at Chelmsford & District Advanced Motorcyclists (CaDAM), has written the latest blog on getting back on the road following lockdown.

As pubs and restaurants in England open for the first time in months, the UK’s leading independent road safety charity is reminding people to make wise choices and if they’re having a drink to leave their vehicle at home.

With the hot weather almost certain to return before summer is out, Area Service Delivery Manager Pete Doherty reminds us of the importance of good hydration - particularly for motorcyclists, when ‘breathable summer biking kit’ still means everything from helmet to boots, gloves and a plethora of elbow, knee, shoulder and back armour. His top tips for staying hydrated which, while particularly relevant for motorcyclists in relevant safety gear, applies to both bike riders and car drivers.

Temperatures across the UK have soared to 30 degrees and more this week, and as Coronavirus restrictions begin to be relaxed across the UK, more people are heading out on the road for day trips and to visit friends and family. Richard Gladman, IAM RoadSmart Head of Driving & Riding Standards, offers his top tips to staying safe behind the wheel in the hot weather.