Suffolk motorcyclist initiatives Survey

1. Please enter your details

Please enter your details Name:
Address:
Address 2:
City/Town:
County:
Postal Code:
Email Address:

2. Age group

Age group 16-21

22-25

26-35

36-45

46-55

56-65

65+

3. Motorcycle(s) make,model & CC

Motorcycle(s) make,model & CC

4. What type of riding do you do?

What type of riding do you do? commuting only

pleasure only

commuting & pleasure

5. What is your approximate annual mileage on your bike?

What is your approximate annual mileage on your bike? less than 2,000 miles

2,000-5,000 miles

5,000-10,000 miles

10,000-20,000 miles

more than 20,000 miles

6. Have you been involved in any collisions whilst riding?

Have you been involved in any collisions whilst riding? yes

7. As a motorcyclist do you feel you are more or less likely to be involved in a collision?

As a motorcyclist do you feel you are more or less likely to be involved in a collision? more likely

less likely

about the same as all other road users

8. What, if any of the following do you feel could reduce motorcyclist vulnerability?

What, if any of the following do you feel could reduce motorcyclist vulnerability? expensive helmet

good quality leathers

body armour

further/advanced training

choice of motorcycle

track days

none of the above

9. Suffolk County Council's Road Safety team is committed to reducing motorcycling casualties. Of our previous initiatives, which, if any do you feel have had the greatest road safety benefits?

Suffolk County Council's Road Safety team is committed to reducing motorcycling casualties. Of our previous initiatives, which, if any do you feel have had the greatest road safety benefits? Dealer Days/Assessed Rides

SuffolkRide Show

'Think Bike' roadside posters

SuffolkRide website

Young Rider days

None of the above

10. The Road Safety team are working towards planning initiatives for motorcyclists for 2010/2011 and welcome feedback and comments.
Do you think the most effective approach would be based around addressing attitude and behaviour towards riding or riding skills based training? And should our approach be targeted at specific motorcyclist groups (young riders, sports bike riders, commuters) or motorcyclists in general?

The Road Safety team are working towards planning initiatives for motorcyclists for 2010/2011 and welcome feedback and comments. Do you think the most effective approach would be based around addressing attitude and behaviour towards riding or riding skills based training? And should our approach be targeted at specific motorcyclist groups (young riders, sports bike riders, commuters) or motorcyclists in general?

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