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DSA publish new online initiative to help motorists boost driving skills
Safe Driving for Life website will be rolled out in four phases
Tracker salvage £12.5m-worth of stolen cars in 2012, with London named recovery capital
More than 50% of vehicles recovered by Tracker last year were stolen in London
Ford test high-tech car-to-car wireless brake light system
System can warn following drivers even if they are around corners or behind traffic
ATS Euromaster scoop RoSPA Safety Award gong
Accolade comes after ATS lowered number of lost time accidents by 25%
Fleets fleeced: AA blast fuel retailers for ‘creaming off’ extra profit on diesel
AA report shows diesel purchases make retailers up to £1 more profit than petrol
Motor Codes becomes UK’s biggest government-backed consumer code of practice
Trading Standards-led Consumer Codes of Approval Scheme launched this week
Speeding fines hit £30m mark, as 1,000 super-offenders summoned to court EVERY WEEK
Court summons for speeding rose 10% last year to 48,006
ACFO board elect new Chairman and Deputy Chairman as Julie Jenner steps down
Damien James promoted to Chairman, with Caroline Sandall in as Deputy
Volvo Car Group appoint new Chief Financial Officer
Hans Oscarsson will replace Jan Gurander in August
FTA: DSA / VOSA merger must deliver improvements for commercial vehicle operators
Better service and value is essential under new body, say Association
FTA and RHA welcome DCPC exemptions consultation
Associations had voiced concern to Transport Minister Stephen Hammond
Cutting-edge: Volvo demonstrate self-parking, driverless car
Ingenious concept vehicle finds and parks in a vacant space without a driver
SMMT call for long-term Chancellor support ahead of Spending Review
Continued funding vital for stability and economic growth, SMMT claim
RHA welcome DSA / VOSA merger
Roads Minister Stephen Hammond says 2014 merger improves efficiency
Downward UK CV production trend continues, SMMT figures reveal
Output fell 20% in May, in line with 2013's overall 16.1% production drop
‘Not enough’: AA slam government for ‘ineffective’ £100 uninsured driver fine increase
Fixed penalty rise to £300 will not deter offenders, the AA claim