Law & Legislation
Government reviewing Low Traffic Neighbourh...
Transport Secretary Mark Harper has set out plans to protect drivers from over-zealous traffic enforcement, as part of a long-term Government plan to back drivers.
Driver caught sipping mug of tea and removi...
A tea-sipping driver who removed both his hands from the wheel while being reprimanded by police was just one of hundreds of drivers caught flouting
An ‘epidemic’ of drug driving y...
A survey of 2,028 drivers conducted in March 2023 reveals almost a third (28%) of those aged 16-24 have themselves driven under the influence of
New anti-braking speed cameras could come t...
Drivers have been warned UK roads could soon be equipped with devices designed to detect harsh braking following successful implementation in Spain. . The groundbreaking
Centrad ready to deliver quick solution as ...
One of the UK’s leading vehicle CCTV camera specialists, Centrad has already laid the groundwork to preparing for the incoming changes to Transport for London’s Direct Vision
London’s Direct Vision Standard ̵...
The RHA (Road Haulage Association) and Logistics UK, two primary organisations representing hauliers in the UK, have expressed their disappointment regarding the recently published Direct
Vandals escalate action against ULEZ camera...
ULEZ vandals have once again targeted surveillance cameras as opposition to the expansion of the controversial program. On August 29, the Ultra Low Emission Zone
Government publishes its proposed new borde...
The Border Target Operating Model for trade in goods, published today, 29th August 2023, sets out when new controls will be introduced to better protect
Half of drivers break 30mph speed limits
In 2022, under free-flowing traffic conditions, 50% of car drivers exceeded the speed limit on 30mph roads compared to 45% on motorways and 11% on
RHA and the government to make Windsor Fram...
Firms moving goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland continue to seek clarity on the practical workings of the Windsor Framework. New processes designed to
