The campaign, which is aimed at both motorists and motorcyclists, highlights the small changes everyone can make to ensure our roads are safer. It shows what good riders and drivers do and has the strapline 'We share the road. We share the responsibility.' It has been created based on collision data in Norfolk and a survey of more than 1,200 motorcyclists in the county and will feature videos from YouTuber George's Car Media. 

Councillor Scott Hussey, Cabinet Member for Public Health at Norfolk County Council, and Scott Norman, Deputy Chief Fire Officer at Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service will both be available for interview and there will be representatives from biker groups in the county, Norfolk Blood Bikes and those who run bike safety and advanced riding courses will be on hand with demonstrations. 

Details are: 

Event: Launch of the Norfolk Motorcycle Safety Campaign

Date: Monday, 27^th July

Time: 10am

Venue: Route 11 Diner, A11 Northbound near Attleborough, Norfolk, NR17 2PU

Details: Bikers from Norfolk, including the county's Blood Bikes, the Harley Iceni group and RoSPA will join Deputy Chief Fire Officer Scott Norman and Norfolk County Council Cabinet Member for Public Health, Cllr Scott Hussey, to launch the motorcycle safety campaign - We share the road. We share the responsibility. We'll also have some short demonstrations of some of the advanced courses we offer to riders too.

RSVP: Catherine Morris-Gretton on [email protected]

The Norfolk Road Safety Partnership is made up of Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service, Norfolk County Council Public Health, Norfolk Constabulary, Norfolk Highways, National Highways and the East of England Ambulance Service. We're committed to working together to make our roads safer.