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Councils face new rules for spending pothol...
Councils across England will face stricter rules on how they spend funding to repair potholes and maintain local roads, as the Government introduces new measures
Smart motorways losing the economy money wi...
Analysis of 16 Post Opening Project Evaluation (POPE*) of major schemes by The AA can reveal that many so called ‘smart’ motorway schemes are losing
Northern Ireland to introduce UK’s first ...
Northern Ireland is set to become the first part of the UK to introduce a graduated driving licence (GDL) system for young and novice drivers,
Farizon named LCV Manufacturer of the Year
Farizon has been named LCV Manufacturer of the Year at the 2025 GREENFLEET Awards, which was held last night at the CBS Arena in Coventry.
Drivers slam double yellow line leniency
More than a third of drivers (34%)* believe enforcement of double yellow line parking restrictions is too lenient, according to a new AA survey. The
Motorway Misery: Potholes, Lane Hogging �...
From rampant dangerous driving behaviours to misleading signage and deteriorating road conditions, a new AA survey* of over 14,000 drivers paints a stark picture of
It’s Wires, Not Bumpers, Driving Up Crash...
Wiring looms most repaired part of a vehicle, beating bumpers fixings and doors Roofs and lights also make the top 10 “Fixing a car is
50% increase in drug driving deaths
There has been a 50% jump in drivers killed in collisions where the driver was under the influence of drugs, according to The AA Charitable
Confessions of a Tailgater
Why It Might Be Time for a Change As someone who has spent countless hours on the road, I have to admit a hard truth:
Back off! Over half of drivers say tailgati...
More than half (55%) of drivers say tailgating is getting worse according to a poll by AA Accident Assist. The survey of more than 12,700
