Exhibitor
National Highways & 999 Partners
- Hall 3A
- Stand 3F50
National Highways is committed to ensuring our motorways and major A-roads are as safe as they can be. We know that motorcyclists are one of our most vulnerable groups of road users, making up less than one per cent of traffic each year but accounting for almost 20 per cent of road deaths.
Which is why we travel to events, race days and biker gatherings to talk about how motorcyclists can improve their road skills and best protect themselves.
And where better to find a huge gathering of motorcyclists than at Motorcycle Live?
National Highways’ road safety team will be on hand throughout the show offering advice alongside some of the many partners working with us to help keep motorcyclists safe. This year, we will be hosting the Project Apex simulator. Aimed at young and inexperienced riders, it takes motorcyclists through various scenarios and environments to get some vital experience in hazard perception – without any of the risk. Project Apex is a police and National Highways venture which aims to reduce motorcycle fatal and serious injury collisions across the country.
Also on the stand will be police officers from the BikeSafe initiative which helps improve bikers’ skills, knowledge and hazard awareness. And firefighters talking about Biker Down, a free training course to prepare motorcyclists should they be involved in a collision or first on the scene of an incident involving a biker.
So for some top advice from the experts, head over to the National Highways’ stand.
