Law & Legislation
Operation Brock not a permanent solution
Ensuring the ongoing movement of freight traffic through the Port of Dover is a key priority, according to business group Logistics UK, as Operation Brock
Greater Manchester teams up with Jenoptik t...
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) says its new and upgraded speed cameras “will ensure that drivers adhere to road speeds and do not engage in
HMRC loses cash allowance appeal
HMRC faces having to refund employers millions of pounds after wrongly refusing tax relief from national insurance payments paid on car allowances, a UK court has
Driving test fraudsters advertising service...
Fraudsters who offer to help people illegally pass their UK driving tests are advertising their services widely across social media, an investigation by the BBC
Serco fined £240,000 after man killed in c...
Serco has been fined £240,000 after a man was killed when the lorry he was a passenger in crashed into litter picking vans blocking a
New sentencing guidelines for motoring offe...
A comprehensive package of 12 new and revised sentencing guidelines for offenders convicted of motoring offences in England and Wales will come into effect on
First permanent average-speed cameras in We...
Leeds City Council will soon install the first permanent average-speed cameras in West Yorkshire, which will be located on the A6120 Outer Ring Road and
Court cases for speeding reach record high
Almost a quarter of a million drivers (245,043) were sat in the dock accused of speeding last year, the highest since records began, following analysis
HGVs face new safety rules in London from 2...
HGVs over 12 tonnes will be required to have a three-star rating or fit vehicles with a range of safety systems to operate in Greater
HGV driver penalised for breaking the 90 in...
A Road Haulage Association (RCA) has reported that one of his drivers received a penalty and advised not to return to the EU because they
