Driver Training/Safety
More not less driver training needed for se...
A new study says that behavioural training for drivers is paramount for the transition into the next stage of automated vehicles, known as level 3
Pandemic makes having access to a car more ...
More than half of UK drivers (57%) say having access to a car is more important than it was before the coronavirus pandemic, with reluctance
GDL: ‘the only evidenced approach to sign...
A highly respected road safety academic has strongly criticised the ongoing Transport Committee young driver inquiry, describing it as ‘not an impartial review’. Dr Neale
New ‘most-bashed bridge in Britain’ rev...
With the Black Friday and Christmas rush around the corner and more large vehicles expected on Britain’s roads, Network Rail has revealed the most-struck bridges
Amey extends partnership with ADT to enhanc...
Amey, a leading public service provider, has awarded a three-year contract extension to Applied Driving Techniques (ADT) for the provision of a fleet compliance and
Former police chief backs webinar to help c...
As lockdown looms a community-minded group is offering pro-active support to businesses, employees, self-employed, and individuals to help people cope in the light of the
10,000 instances of tailgating spotted in j...
Almost 10,000 vehicles were caught tailgating in the first two weeks of new cameras being tested to clamp down on the offence. Highways England and police have joined forces
‘Serious safety concerns’ expre...
The Government has been urged to revise plans to permit the use of Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) because the technology will ‘put lives at
Dashcam: A picture paints a thousand words
We have all seen the publicity on TV and online that exposes bad driving on our roads in the UK and worldwide. The essential ingredient
Government not taking forward work on GDL
The Government has once again distanced itself from the introduction of graduated driver licencing. GDL is a scheme which places restrictions on new drivers, such
