The European training quality label has been established for many years, with a strong ambition to extend its coverage to all EU member states. Existing label holders convened to share their experiences and insights.

This collaboration aims to integrate multidisciplinary expertise, combining research insights with practical training methods to enhance the quality of motorcycle instruction. The focus is on creating a unified framework that aligns with the safety standards and cultural diversity across the European Union.

Geographic territories

European Union

Budget

Not Specified

Dates

2023 – 2025

Partners

This project is coordinated by the European Association of the Motorcycle Industry (ACEM) and supported by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM). Key contributors include the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU), the Würzburg Institute for Traffic Sciences (WIVW), the Institute for Motorcycle Safety (ifz), the Traffic Accident Research Centre of TU Dresden (VUFO), and the Austrian Road Safety Board (KFV). Additionally, this handbook has been developed with input from members of the working group, including Sveriges MotorCyklister (Sweden), Koninklijke Nederlandse Motorrijders Vereniging (Netherlands), and Vlaamse Stichting Verkeerskunde (Belgium).

Launch the manual at the Assen MotoGP round.

Conduct physical meetings at training schools to share expertise and experience. Compile, edit, and produce a guide for training schools based on input from academia and common motorcycle accident scenarios.

Promote good practices in post-test training.

Expand the number of countries with quality-approved training programs.