The aim of the Thames Valley RIDE scheme is to enable both novice and
experienced motorcyclists to gain a broader understanding of the dangers,
and potential consequences, of their riding decisions. The Scheme is offered
to riders who have been riding in a careless or inconsiderate manner,
not in a position to exercise proper control, failing to conform to traffic
signs and signals or exceeding the speed limit.
The RIDE Scheme is a new road safety initiative by Thames Valley Police
and the Thames Valley Safer Roads Partnership. It is part of the National
RIDE (Rider Intervention and Developing Experience) initiative to reduce
the number of motorcyclists and passengers killed or seriously injured
on UK roads.
To attend a RIDE Workshop...
- You must have been involved in a road crash, or committed
an endorsable offence, where the police have investigated the circumstances
and feel that you have a case to answer in court.
- You must possess a full motorcycle licence.
- You must book your Workshop within a maximum of 14 days.
- You must attend your Workshop within 2 months (60 days)
of booking.
- You must complete your Workshop within 140 days of your
offence.
- You must meet all the conditions of the terms
and conditions.
Voluntary attendance: If you live within the Thames
Valley (Berkshire, Buckinghamshire or Oxfordshire) and you hold a full
motorcycle licence, you may attend a Thames Valley RIDE Workshop free-of-charge
on a voluntary basis, subject to availability. Please call DriveTech,
explaining you wish to book a voluntary place, on 0845 345 9623 to reserve
your place.
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