A Gloucester motorcyclist and former police officer, Simon Ross, has been named in the King’s New Year’s Honours list, receiving an MBE for his outstanding contributions to road safety.
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Ross, 60, has volunteered for 40 years with IAM RoadSmart, the UK’s leading road safety charity. He has coached countless motorcyclists, serving as Chief Observer for Gloucestershire Groups before advancing to Examiner for IAM RoadSmart, RoSPA, BikeSafe, and Biker Down.
Dedication to Road Safety
Ross, known affectionately as “Rossy”, began his journey in road safety after a six-week training course in 1980. His passion for motorcycles started with his Yamaha DT250, leading to a lifelong mission to improve road safety.
The King’s New Year’s Honours List recognises individuals who have made outstanding contributions to their communities and across the UK.
