Law & Legislation
Taking back control of customs clearance
While the topic of Brexit has taken somewhat of a backseat over recent months with the impact of Covid-19, we remain in the period of
Report examines the safety of police pursui...
A new report into the safety of police pursuits in London has been published, setting out a series of recommendations to reduce the associated risks.
PACTS report: Roads policing and its implic...
The government should be guided by the science and prioritise roads policing to save lives and to combat wider criminality. A report released today [28
Automatic £130 fines for minor driving off...
Drivers could face fines of £130 for minor driving offences as the Government considers handing local councils new powers to improve roads for cyclists and
VisionTrack highlights increased levels of ...
Vehicle data taken from the VisionTrack IoT platform backs recent motoring research and Police figures that points towards drivers increasingly flouting the speed limit during
Response to the re-introduction of the Cong...
Congestion Charge increases – AA reaction: Commenting on the increases to Congestion Charges announced by TfL, Edmund King, AA president, said: “Even though TfL were
Congestion Charge for London returns with p...
Under the terms of a £1.6bn government bailout, the congestion charge in London will be re-introduced from today (18 May 2020). The bailout was emergency
Coronavirus: HMRC publishes new official co...
HMRC has issued guidance to fleets on how to treat benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax and company car expenses during the coronavirus pandemic. The new HMRC advice aims
MoT extension confusion and vehicle neglect...
Venson Automotive Solutions is urging fleet managers to encourage company car drivers to ensure their vehicles are road ready as the nation anticipates an easing
Quieter roads and increased speeding
Each day during the Government’s official coronavirus briefing, we are shown how the use of motor vehicles has fallen by around 60% since February – as a
