10MM is built around small groups, shared experiences and mutual trust. We do not believe this requires an extensive rulebook.

It does, however, require a few things from everyone who joins us.

01 / RESPECT THE ROAD

10MM events are not races, rallies or competitive driving events.

Drive responsibly, observe local laws and travel at a pace appropriate to the road, conditions and your own ability. There is never an expectation to keep pace with another vehicle or compromise your judgement to remain with the group.

We would rather wait for you.

02 / RESPECT THE PLACE

We are guests everywhere we go.

Treat campsites, accommodation, businesses, private land and public spaces accordingly. Follow any instructions provided by our hosts, keep unnecessary noise to a minimum and leave places as we found them.

Our ability to return often depends on the impression we leave behind.

03 / RESPECT EACH OTHER

Everyone attending a 10MM event should be able to enjoy it without dealing with intimidation, discrimination, aggression or deliberately antisocial behaviour.

Different cars, backgrounds, experience levels and opinions are part of what makes the group interesting.

Treat people accordingly.

04 / LEAVE THE EGO AT HOME

Vehicle value, horsepower, social following and technical knowledge do not establish hierarchy within 10MM.

Nobody is expected to prove their credentials and nobody should be made to feel that they need to.

If you have knowledge, share it. If you don't, ask.

05 / TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR CAR

You are responsible for ensuring your vehicle is roadworthy, appropriately insured and suitable for the event you have chosen to attend.

Certain events may have additional requirements relating to breakdown cover, tyres, equipment or vehicle condition. Where applicable, these will be communicated in advance.

We welcome old cars. We also expect them to be prepared properly.

06 / NOBODY GETS LEFT BEHIND

Cars break. People get lost. Plans change.

Where reasonably possible, we look after the group and make sure everybody reaches the next destination safely.

If you see somebody having difficulty, stop and help. If you need assistance yourself, tell us.

07 / PARTICIPATION IS OPTIONAL

Some events will include activities beyond the drive itself.

You are welcome to participate, but you will never be pressured into doing something you are uncomfortable with. The same applies socially. There is no expectation to perform, network or become the loudest person in the room.

Join in at your own pace.

08 / DON'T CREATE PROBLEMS FOR EVERYONE ELSE

Burnouts, unnecessary speeding, dangerous overtakes, excessive noise and other behaviour likely to attract unwanted attention have no place on public roads or in spaces where we are guests.

There may occasionally be opportunities for controlled stupidity.

If there are, we'll make sure we're somewhere it is appropriate and permitted.

09 / LOOK AFTER THE ROOM

The quality of 10MM depends on the people within it.

If somebody has arrived alone, introduce yourself. If someone is being excluded, make room. If something doesn't feel right, tell us.

We curate the group carefully. Once you're part of it, helping maintain that environment is a shared responsibility.

10 / GIVE A SHIT

About your car. About other people's cars. About the places we visit and the people who make them possible.

You do not need the most expensive car, the rarest car or the most impressive build. You simply need to care about what you bring and understand why everyone else does too.

That's the common ground.