Police
Police ‘supercabs’ targeting M6...
More than 600 offences were discovered in a week of action by police and Highways England patrolling the M6 in unmarked HGV ‘supercabs’. Police officers
Northern Ireland moves to tackle drink driv...
The Northern Irish Government has announced a change to legislation which will automatically offer those convicted of drink drive offences the opportunity to undertake rehabilitation
How louts dumping litter on M6 were caught
Video footage released by Highways England reveals the moment litter louts caught dumping rubbish on the M6 were then ordered to clean up their mess
Footage shows driver on phone narrowly avoi...
Veering on to the hard shoulder and back again, narrowly avoiding a collision with another HGV, the driver caught in the footage was using his
Drivers support wider use of average speed ...
More than half of drivers (56%) admit to breaking the speed limit on motorways with a third (34%) of those confessing to having travelled at
Carmmunity has partnered with Tracker
To give car and van customers added peace of mind against today’s tech-savvy thieves and brokers an invaluable sales tool, Carmmunity – a partner of Ford Motor Company and other automotive manufacturers Contract Hire Programmes – has partnered
New vehicle technology could save drivers ...
Technology which can read road signs could save drivers £327 million* in speeding fines according to new research by SEAT. The study of 2,000 UK
Use alcohol interlocks to cut drink driving
The UK Government should introduce alcohol interlocks (“alcolocks” as soon as possible for drivers convicted of drink driving. This would reduce the high level of
Repeat offenders “need to be removed from...
IAM RoadSmart has called on the Government to ensure that all drivers who have amassed 12 or more penalty points have their licences revoked. DVLA
90% of motorists want speed cameras to chec...
The UK’s largest independent road safety charity is urging the police to take notice of UK motorists who are calling for them to better utilise
