Motorcycle Action Group(MAG UK)

Press Releases


MAG: Ministers urged to stop bike test rip-off

MAG today called on the Department for Transport to prevent 40,000 new riders from being ripped-off by unjustified increases to test fees.

MAG: New test disaster averted - motorcycle lobby wins U-turn

Following two years of hard campaigning, the Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) has welcomed the official announcement of an eleventh-hour delay to the introduction of an extended practical test for new motorcycle riders.

MAG campaigns manager to lead new government fraud-busting initiative

MAG Campaigns Manager, David Short, is moving on to lead a team of ‘Scambusters’.

MAG: Isle of Anglesey Motorcycle Show - cancellation

The cancellation of the Isle of Anglesey Motorcycle Show, due to take place on August Bank Holiday Weekend, is the latest in a worrying series of cancellations that have marred the summer of 2008.

MAG calls on Local Authorities across the UK to take part in TRL research into allowing motorcycles to use Advanced Stop Lines at junctions

TRL is conducting an experimental study on behalf of the Department for Transport into the effects of permitting motorcycles to use Advanced Stop Lines (ASLs)- at present only bicycles are permitted to use them.

MAG welcomes new laws to punish those who cause deaths by their careless driving

Motorists who drive without paying due attention will face prison under new driving legislation which came into force on Monday the 18th of August.

MAG urges riders - respond to threat of bad technology from Europe

An international consortium of new technology designers has been brought together by the European Commission to develop new devices capable of informing, or limiting, motorcyclists control over their bikes.

MAG: The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) abandons proposals to chip motorcycle number plates

The DVLA have announced that they will not be seeking government approval to fit micro chip Electronic Vehicle Identification, (EVI) to motorcycle number plates. The DVLA had embarked on a feasibility study, including field trials, to determine the effectiveness of EVI as a means of combating motorcycle vehicle excise evasion.

MAG: Gerrymandering – no bikes in bus lanes

The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) condemns today's announcement by London Mayor Ken Livingstone that motorcycles would not be permitted to use bus lane on roads controlled by Transport for London.

Motorcycle Action Group: Safeguarding the future

The Motorcycle Action Group safeguards the future of motorcycling with practical recommendations to the Parliamentary Transport Select Committee.

MAG: Riders get to grips with manhole covers

Carriageway manhole covers, especially on bends, can present a potentially lethal danger to motorcyclists but this could all change if revisions to the European Standard for them, proposed by the UK, is agreed.

MAG: Spend £20 to save £295

MAG members seeking a mortgage in the current credit squeeze can now benefit from a blinding new offer. West Riding Personal Financial Solutions Limited - Motto “Honest Advice in Plain English” - is totally waiving its normal £295 mortgage arrangement fee for MAG members and MAG members only.

MAG: VED Evasion – True Figures

The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) challenged figures released in a recent Parliamentary Committee of Public Accounts report which suggested that motorcycle VED evasion rates were as high as 40%.

MAG: Dartford Crossing: struck by the barrier

The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) are proud to have helped negotiate free passage for bikers at the Dartford Crossing, an arrangement that has been in place for a number of years now.

MAG-UK: London Mayor’s Dithering puts Road User Lives at Risk

The Motorcycle Action Group, (MAG UK), is very concerned that the safety of vulnerable road users is being put at risk by the procrastination of London’s Mayor Ken Livingstone and the blocking by the Mayor’s office of the publication of the ‘Transport for London PTW in Bus Lane Study’.

MAG: Home Office - Misery – Costs – Inconvenience to Bikers

The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) have expressed their serious concerns to the Home Office regarding their proposals to increase, by almost 300%, the statutory charges for the removal, storage and disposal of motorcycles by the police.

MAG: Motorcycle Tax Evasion - Its Not Right

MAG Prepares to Defend Motorcycling

MAG UK: Europe Questions the Role for Motorcycle ‘toys’ on our Roads

MAG: Isle of Wright MPTC



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Latest Press Releases

MAG: Ministers urged to stop bike test rip-off

MAG today called on the Department for Transport to prevent 40,000 new riders from being ripped-off by unjustified increases to test fees.

MAG: New test disaster averted - motorcycle lobby wins U-turn

Following two years of hard campaigning, the Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) has welcomed the official announcement of an eleventh-hour delay to the introduction of an extended practical test for new motorcycle riders.

MAG campaigns manager to lead new government fraud-busting initiative

MAG Campaigns Manager, David Short, is moving on to lead a team of ‘Scambusters’.

MAG: Isle of Anglesey Motorcycle Show - cancellation

The cancellation of the Isle of Anglesey Motorcycle Show, due to take place on August Bank Holiday Weekend, is the latest in a worrying series of cancellations that have marred the summer of 2008.