Law & Legislation
Crushwatch enables cars worth £672 million...
More than £672 million worth of uninsured UK vehicles have been saved from potentially being crushed in the last decade including Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Bentleys and
Wales adopts new mobile camera strategy
Drivers in Wales are being told to expect to see mobile cameras across a larger section of the country’s road network. The cameras, which can
8 in 10 UK airports increased pick-up and d...
Three-quarters of UK airports have increased pick-up charges and more than a third have put up their drop-off fees for drivers in 2019. With the holiday season in
Video: one ‘boy-racer’, £500,000 of da...
A London council wants to use new noise detection cameras to help catch nuisance motorists as they race through busy neighbourhoods. Kensington and Chelsea Council has put
How hanging an air freshener or fluffy dice...
An air freshener hanging from your rear-view mirror could be enough to land you with a £1,000 fine and 3 points on your licence, police
M1 safety week reduces collisions by a thir...
A week of action to improve safety on the M1 helped to reduce collisions by almost a third. The number of incidents during the Highways
Could mobile phones be banned in the car?
Following this morning’s Commons Transport Select Committee’s report, MPs will consider the total ban on drivers using their phones whether they are hand-held or hands-free.
75% of all EU traffic prosecutions are from...
It’s official… Police in France prosecute more British drivers than any other country! The UK signed up to a scheme in 2017, which allows authorities
Mobile phone law ‘insufficient and cu...
The Government is being urged to update the wording of its law on the use of mobile phones while driving. Current legislation, introduced in 2003,
This common misconception about overtaking ...
UK drivers are risking their licences by breaking the speed limit when overtaking, shocking government figures have shown. According to official stats, in 2017 almost
