Road safety courses
We offer various courses for motorcycle riders and drivers to help reduce the number of deaths and serious accidents. Why not take one to gain more experience when you're on the road?
A full list of upcoming courses is below:BikeSafe instructors are all Advanced Police motorcyclists. They're among the safest and skilled motorcyclists on our roads.
They'll share advanced police motorcycle riding tips that'll make you a safer and more skilled motorcyclist.
BikeSafe provides you access to:
- motorcycle skills eLearning
- a facilitated theory class
- an observed ride with an Advanced Police Motorcyclist or a BikeSafe Accredited Observer
- a list of essential next steps
Course content varies slightly depending on the location, but the workshops generally cover:
- attitude
- observation
- cornering
- overtaking
- filtering
- junctions
- group riding
- hazard awareness and the system of motorcycle control
Booking
Book your place via the official BikeSafe website.
The Young Driver Education Team visit schools, colleges and other venues attended by young people, to deliver Norfolk Road Casualty Reduction Partnership’s presentation Fatal 4, It Could Happen To You.
The team consists of experienced roads-policing officers and fire officers. Their audiences of young drivers and riders, soon-to-be drivers and those likely to be the passengers of young drivers, take part in the presentation. They are encouraged to think about how they can change their behaviour and avoid bad habits. The sessions cover speeding, driving under the influence, mobile phone use and seat belts, as well as driving when tired and driver inexperience.
Since September 2011, over 80,000 young people have seen a presentation delivered by the team.
Booking a presentation
If you would like to arrange a presentation for a group of young people in a school, college or youth club or similar, please contact the Norfolk Constabulary Young Driver Education Coordinator via phone, on 07500 126061, or email.
As drivers get older, some may become less confident on the road or have specific concerns about aspects of their driving, health or mobility.
Norfolk County Council is committed to supporting older drivers through its Guidance for Older Driver programme (GOLD). GOLD can help to reassure drivers and offers a driver development session, designed to refresh skills and increase confidence.
You can book on the GOLD website.