(WAM) are a Wolverhampton motorcycle group affiliated to the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM).
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Countdown is on, 8th June sees the 6 day WAM tour to Ireland that will encompass some scenic routes of the Wild Atlantic Way, "The Cliff Coast", "Southern Peninsulas" and "The Haven Coast".
There is an open free invitation to all WAM members for this event Saturday 16 December 0900-1800hrs - they will have a replica of "the fastest Indian" bike ridden by Bert Monroe in the film and live music and food etc. If you have not been there before its worth a visit.
Al is looking to put on a Scottish borders weekend so keep your eyes peeled for updates
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Al Cartwright will again be leading the rideout. Ride will be approximately 3 hours / 100 miles and will leave from McDonalds Penn Rd at 10.00.
Dinner at Oddfellows Hall at Compton for our Christmas meal and disco afterwards. We have two sittings, one at 8pm and one at 8.30pm
Annual breakfast meet at Quat cafe 1000hrs
The IAM is the UK’s leading independent road safety charity. We passionately believe that our roads can be made a safer place by improving the standards of the people who...
As a charity the Institute of Advanced Motorists (the IAM) supports the raising of driving and riding standards and campaigns for increased on-road skills.
We support and represent motorists, motorcyclists and cyclists through practical driving andriding programmes and urge all road users to act more responsibly and safely.
We also aim to inform and influence government and decision makers to ensure that road safety remains a relevant topic and receives the focus and investment that it requires.
Our commercial business subsidiary, IAM Drive and Survive, promotes occupational driver improvement throughout the fleet/business community. This helps employers achieve their duty of care to employees and also help to reduce road accidents whilst driving on business.
We also offer Drink Drive Rehabilitation courses throughout parts of England and Wales, delivered by the IAM Driver Retraining Academy (IAMDRA).
