Driver Training/Safety
Default 20mph limits an ‘essential bu...
A coalition of transport and active travel charities is calling on the Government to introduce a default 20mph speed limit in England. The 11 charities*
Recovery operators demand greater protectio...
Campaigners from the roadside recovery industry today claimed new government figures on motorway breakdowns have significantly bolstered the case for increased protections for roadside rescue
Transport Managers fear CPC-compliant drive...
UK Transport Managers fear a major shortage of CPC-compliant drivers after 9 September, research has revealed. In an independent survey* of nearly 200 fleet professionals
AA reminds business drivers to think ahead ...
With almost five million UK drivers heading abroad each summer, many of those in leased vehicles, the AA’s business services team is reminding fleet managers,
Vehicle safety engineering firm launches fi...
SM UK, the Leeds-based engineering firm that designs and installs safety technology and cyclist awareness systems for HGVs and other vehicles, has launched a partnership
RAC patrols deal with fewer ‘pothole ...
The number of vehicles falling victim to potholes on the UK’s roads decreased dramatically between April and June this year, according to the latest analysis
The 2019 changes to driving laws that will ...
The recent new laws and regulations affecting Britain’s motorways and other major roads, the Highway Code, the official guide to the rules of the road,
The quickest way to cool your car down
It’s been a long day at work and you’re desperate to get home to soak up the last of the evening’s rays when BANG you’re
DriveTech comments on DfT Reported Road Cas...
Commenting on the Reported Road Casualty statistics published by the DfT 25 July 2019, Charlie Norman, Director at Drivetech, part of the AA, said: “We
Roads Minister announces ‘Evidence Review...
In a significant win for the roadside rescue and recovery industry, Roads Minister Michael Ellis MP today (23 July 2019) announced that the Department for
