Motorcycle stolen?
TheftScore is a research tool, not an emergency or police reporting service. Use the official route first, then make the bike easier for the community to recognise.
1. Contact the police
If the theft is happening now or anyone is in immediate danger, call 999. Otherwise call 101 and ask for your local police. Have the registration, make, model and colour ready. Keep the crime reference number.
Open official crime-reporting guidance ↗2. Tell your insurer
Contact the insurer promptly and give them the crime reference. GOV.UK explains when official licensing must be told if an insurer pays out.
Read the GOV.UK stolen-vehicle steps ↗3. Preserve useful details
Keep clear photographs, distinguishing marks, registration and VIN details, the last known time and place, tracker information and any available CCTV. Do not put yourself at risk attempting a recovery.
4. Put it on the stolen vehicle map
Once the police report is made, add the registration, make, model, colour, postcode and a photo. After review it appears on the TheftScore map so riders nearby know what to look for. This does not notify the police, and reports are checked before they are published.
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