Law & Legislation
More government delay on pavement parking
The government held a consultation on giving powers to local authorities to ban pavement parking and the consultation was closed in November 2020. At present,
Compliance with new Welsh 20mph limits ‘g...
Analysis has shown that traffic speeds on roads in Wales have fallen by 2.4mph since the introduction of the country’s default 20mph speed limit. The
Government committed to MOT modernisation
Motorists will still take the first MOT test three years after buying their new car as the Government continues to listen to drivers. Today (25
M&M Kerr stripped of operating license...
In a recent turn of events, M&M Kerr, a prominent transport company and Scotland’s only haulier of hanging meat, has faced the severe consequence of
Cost-of-living crisis ‘encouraging’ dri...
New data shows 400,000 drivers have been caught driving without insurance over the past four years. iCompario submitted a Freedom of Information request to the DVSA
Police arrest drink and drug drivers across...
Warwickshire Police are continuing to increase their patrols across the county to target and arrest suspected drink and drug drivers over Christmas and the New
Treat road death as motor manslaughter
A retired barrister and part-time judge has spoken of his long-term calls for drivers who kill to be charged with motor manslaughter, rather than a
First ever UK opt-out class action settleme...
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has approved a settlement between Mark McLaren, class representative in the Car Delivery Charges legal action on behalf of UK
Lancashire coach firm leads the way with in...
A Ribble Valley coach firm has become one of the first transport operators in the UK to install new technology that protects passengers, drivers, cyclists,
EU & UK edging towards agreement to po...
The imposition of tariffs on electric vehicles emerged as a consequence of the UK’s decision to exit the EU, commonly known as Brexit. The departure
