Law & Legislation
Speed cameras that catch the most people re...
Figures revealed by the comparison site, GoCompare, have shown that since 2016, the most prolific speed cameras have been predominantly located in Avon and Somerset;
Fatal bus crash ‘may prompt compulsory te...
A fatal bus crash in Coventry city centre in October 2015 could prompt new regulations to make telematics and driver behaviour monitoring compulsory in public
ECO schemes set for comeback due to tax inc...
Changes to the rules affecting salary sacrifice car schemes and a seemingly endless tide of rises in Benefit-in-Kind (BIK) taxes for company car drivers make
‘Don’t be a Space Invader’ – stay s...
Stay safe, stay back – that is the message from Highways England today (17 September 2018) as it reveals the extent – and impact –
UK Continues To Shape Future EU Automotive ...
The UK will continue to play a key role in shaping future European transport policy
FTA Supports PM’s Brexit Vission Of &...
FTA welcomes PM's vission for future relationship with European trading partners
Drivers Back Blanket Block On Mobile Phones
Two-thirds of motorists believe the Government should introduce technology to disable certain phone functions
55% Want To See Laws Change When Driverless...
Venson survey looks at road safety attitudes towards autonomous vehicles to support Brake Road Safety Week 2016
FTA Says Better Enforcement Needed To Cut M...
Plans to double fines and penalties for using a hand-held mobile phone while driving send a strong signal to drivers
China Tackles High-Beam Drivers Head On
Police in Shenzhen have found an unusual way of punishing drivers who use their full beams to dazzle other roadusers
