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RideTo Partnerships & Memberships
James B · October 09, 2025
Building a Safer, Smarter Future for Every Rider
At RideTo, everything we do is built on trust, trust between new riders, training schools, and the wider motorcycle community.
To strengthen that foundation, we’re proud to work with leading organisations, respected brands, and safety-focused charities that share our vision: to make getting on two wheels easier, safer, and more rewarding for everyone.
Our partnerships and memberships reflect the standards we live by: safety, education and community.
Industry Memberships and Parnerships
Motorcycle Action Group (MAG): Member
RideTo is a proud member of the Motorcycle Action Group, the UK’s leading riders’ rights organisation.
MAG has been championing motorcyclists for over 50 years , campaigning for fair road policies, better safety infrastructure, and responsible riding.
By standing alongside MAG, RideTo supports a future where motorcycles are recognised as a vital, sustainable, and safe part of modern transport.
Road Safety GB: Member
We’re proud to be a Corporate Member of Road Safety GB, a national charity dedicated to improving road safety education, influencing policy, and sharing best practices across the UK.
By joining their network, we commit to raising standards of rider training, working collaboratively to reduce risk on UK roads, and helping to build a safer environment for motorcyclists.
New Rider Hub: Member
The New Rider Hub unites training providers, brands, and community groups who share a mission: helping new riders start their journey with confidence.
As a member, RideTo contributes expert guidance, educational content, and tools that simplify the licensing process — from CBT to full licence.
Together, we make sure every learner has access to clear, accurate, and encouraging advice when they need it most.
IAM RoadSmart: Partner
RideTo is proud to partner with IAM RoadSmart, the UK’s leading road safety charity focused on improving the skills and confidence of drivers and riders.
Through advanced training and community programmes, IAM RoadSmart helps riders go beyond the basics to become safer, more capable road users. Together we promote lifelong learning, encourage advanced rider development, and support a shared goal of making the UK’s roads safer for everyone.
Road Safety Knowledge Centre: Supporter
As part of our ongoing commitment to raising safety standards, RideTo is listed as a supporter of the Road Safety Knowledge Centre, a national platform for sharing best practice and data-driven insights in road safety education.
This connection ensures that our training recommendations and school vetting processes reflect the most up-to-date standards and proven approaches to reducing road risk.
Brand Partnerships
Triumph Motorcycles: Official Brand Partner
RideTo and Triumph Motorcycles share a simple belief: the start of a riding journey should be just as exciting as owning your dream bike.
Through our official partnership, we collaborate on new rider education, create inspiring content for The New Rider Journal, and support Triumph’s Ticket to Ride initiative, giving new licence holders exclusive rewards and guidance as they progress.
Together, we’re making it easier for the next generation of riders to begin their adventure with confidence.
Charity & Community Partnerships
Two Wheels for Life: Charity Partner
RideTo proudly supports Two Wheels for Life, the official charity of MotoGP, which uses motorcycles to deliver healthcare across remote parts of Africa.
Through awareness campaigns and donations, we help fund motorcycle ambulances, equipment, and training for healthcare workers — proving the power of two wheels to change lives far beyond the UK.
Our Commitment
RideTo’s partnerships and memberships go beyond logos and listings, they’re proof of our long-term commitment to safer roads, better training, and stronger community.
By connecting the most trusted names in motorcycling, we’re helping to shape a smarter, more confident generation of riders.
Together, we’re building the future of motorcycling — one ride at a time.
