Law & Legislation
Drug drive arrests outnumber drink drive of...
Drink and drug driving are once again under the microscope, with police forces across England stepping up efforts to detect offenders. Traditionally, enforcement increases over
Majority of drivers will avoid EU speed lim...
In March, the European Commission provisionally agreed a plan to make speed limiters mandatory for all vehicles sold in Europe from 2022. Regardless of withdrawal,
Scorpion Automotive hold vehicle crime trai...
Scorpion Automotive have welcomed a group of Police Designing Out Crime Officers (DOCO’s) to their headquarters and production site in Chorley, Lancashire. The purpose of
Motorists call for tougher penalties for dr...
Almost 90 per cent of motorists would like to see tougher penalties handed out to other drivers caught using their phone while behind the wheel
Insurers and car owners must forge an allia...
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) latest figures reveal that its members paid out £108million in stolen vehicle claims in quarter one of 2019 –
Scotland’s default 20mph limit rejected b...
A committee of MSPs has rejected a Bill to make 20mph the default speed limit across Scotland, saying a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach would not give local
10 driving offences you didn’t know were ...
Many driving offences are clearly defined. If you drive at a speed faster than the limit on a particular road, you’re breaking the law. If
More drivers could be fined as MPs look to ...
UK councils should be given stronger powers to catch drivers committing traffic offences, according to MPs. In a recent report, the Transport Committee said stretched
Roadside breath tests to rise in June
Motorists are being issued with a drink-drive warning as police gear up for their annual Summer crackdown. The number of roadside breath tests carried out
Company car drivers pick-up on tax advantag...
For drivers considering switching their company car for tax reasons, new insight from automotive data experts cap hpi, shows lifestyle 4×4 vehicles present an increasingly
