Law & Legislation
EV charging network subject to vandalism
The UK’s largest EV public rapid charging network has warned vandals and thieves that it’s cracking down on crime. Industry leader InstaVolt says a spate of cables being
TTC awarded an industry-first 10-year contr...
The UK’s leader in delivering driver rehabilitation courses, TTC, has been awarded an industry-first 10-year contract by multiple police forces across the South West, including
Theory test cheats triple in three years
Reports of cheating in driving theory tests have tripled amid low pass rates and long waits for a practical test booking. According to new Freedom
Impatient drivers put traffic officers in d...
New footage released by National Highways reveals a series of frightening incidents where traffic officers and road workers have narrowly escaped serious injury because of
Van thefts: March has the biggest vehicle c...
A new study by the van experts at Vanarama is warning van drivers to be vigilant against thefts, after seeing an 18% rise in stolen
More police forces join National Highways t...
A trial of new mobile technology which can automatically detect motorists who are not wearing a seatbelt or using mobile phones while driving is being
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
