Accident Management
Survey shows that old and animals should be...
In a survey managed by MIT Media Lab and reported in the UK newspaper, The Independent, old people and animals should be sacrificed in autonomous
Speed cameras that catch the most people re...
Figures revealed by the comparison site, GoCompare, have shown that since 2016, the most prolific speed cameras have been predominantly located in Avon and Somerset;
TfL launches Bus Safety Standard to elimina...
Transport for London (TfL) has launched its Bus Safety Standard (BSS), which includes a raft of measures it hopes will spell an end to bus
Average bridge strikes hits ‘five a d...
An average of five striking incidents happens across the country every day, costing millions of pounds of damage and major delays and disruption to trains,
Fatal bus crash ‘may prompt compulsory te...
A fatal bus crash in Coventry city centre in October 2015 could prompt new regulations to make telematics and driver behaviour monitoring compulsory in public
Lower drink-driving limit has ‘little eff...
The reduction in Scotland’s drink-driving limit has had little effect on the level of deaths and accidents on the nation’s roads, according to a new
Mechanics putting drivers in danger over co...
Motorists could be driving around with dodgy brakes because mechanics are giving them confusing advice on replacing worn pads, according to MotorEasy, the car ownership
Councils told to ‘pause’ shared space s...
The Government has told local authorities to pause the development of shared space schemes while it reviews and updates its guidance. Shared space schemes –
SOE extends Workshop Accreditation assessme...
Transport Training Services (TTS), S&B Automotive Academy, Manchester College and Blyth Equipment all now have qualified auditors available for Workshop Accreditation (WA) assessments. SOE has
Driving rises up risk table for teenagers
Driving is now seen as a bigger threat to teenagers than gun and knife crime, according to research from the AA Charitable Trust on its
