Law & Legislation
Police launch national campaign to protect ...
From 26 October to 1 November, all of the UK’s 43 police forces are set to engage in a national effort to help reduce uninsured
‘No deal’ tariffs would undermi...
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has again urged both sides to re-engage with vigour in the Brexit negotiation process, honouring the commitment
Cowboy wheel clampers desperate to return
A push by private parking firms to bring back the cowboy wheel clamping and towing scourge that was banned in 20121 has been uncovered by
Police forces urged to make changes to spee...
Police forces and safer roads partnerships across the country are being urged to adopt a new speed camera enforcement strategy that will increase the threat
No deal Brexit comment
John Perry, managing director at leading supply chain and logistics consultancy SCALA, commented: “Boris Johnson has confirmed that the UK must now prepare for the prospect
Gove accuses RHA of not being ‘constr...
The relationship with Cabinet minister Michael Gove and the Road Haulage Association took a turn for the worse this week when Gove criticised the Road
Drug driving charges surge 125%
The number of drug driving charges has risen by 125% to record levels in the last year. The significant rise in the number of charges
HGVs require ‘Kent Access PermitsR...
Controversial plans which will see an “internal border” erected in Kent to filter access for goods vehicles to and from Europe, have sparked debate. It comes after
UK warns of 7,000 truck-long queues in Kent...
The UK government is warning of 7,000 truck-long queues in Kent in a “reasonable worst case” scenario due to Brexit, a stark assessment of the potential
Figures show impact of Covid-19 on average ...
Average speed on the Strategic Road Network (SRN) in England rose to a record high during lockdown, new statistics show. Published on 16 September, the Government
