Accident Management
Network Rail urges lorry drivers to ‘...
Network Rail has revealed the most-struck railway bridges in the country as it relaunches its ‘Wise Up, Size Up’ campaign, reminding lorry drivers and haulage
AX launches Motor Assist to support inciden...
Mobility and incident management specialist, AX, has launched a new, technology-driven end-to-end incident management service for fleet and leasing companies and their customers: AX Motor Assist. Building
New device will stop trucks from aquaplanin...
Researchers say they have developed a device that prevents vehicles including HGVs from aquaplaning during adverse road conditions. The Run Dry Traction System (RDTS) prevents
Driver of crashed Freightroute truck that b...
A Freightroute truck was crashed by a drunken lorry driver who was four times over the limit, according to Durham Police. The crash took place
UK road deaths drop for the first time in e...
Good news for the UK as provisional figures, released today, revealed a drop for the first time in eight years. With less traffic we have
UK has second worst road safety progress in...
The UK came 31st out of 32 European countries in terms of progress in reducing road deaths over the past 10 years, new statistics have
New SOS app launched for logistics professi...
A new app has been launched to turn smartphones into personal safety devices that provide live, round the clock assistance for logistics and road transport
Stats provide insight on impact of Covid-19...
Despite confirming an expected fall in the number of road deaths, new figures show the overall fatality rate actually increased during the first half of
Rear end collisions down 27% in 2020
Rear end collisions fell by a drastic 27% last year, according to analysis by AX of its latest accident data. Although the pandemic meant the overall number
Report calls for independent Road Collision...
A UK Road Collision Investigation Branch ‘should be established as an impartial investigator, independent from the existing judicial investigation process operated by the police’. That
