Driving Offences
Driving offences in the UK haulage industry
In the UK haulage sector, driving offences are more than isolated mistakes—they pose significant legal and operational risks that can dismantle a business overnight. Compliance
Half of drivers break 30mph speed limits
In 2022, under free-flowing traffic conditions, 50% of car drivers exceeded the speed limit on 30mph roads compared to 45% on motorways and 11% on
Driver caught steering car transporter with...
Police officers overtaking a heavily-laden car transporter were shocked to discover the driver was using just one elbow to control the huge vehicle as he
Dangerous drivers are caught on film by off...
Two drivers who were literally driving ‘hands free’ had a nasty shock when they realised they had been caught on camera by police officers patrolling
Any use of handheld mobile phone while driv...
Police will soon be able to more easily prosecute drivers using a hand-held mobile phone at the wheel, after the Government strengthens existing laws to
Fleet managers risk conviction of their emp...
Licence Bureau is warning fleet managers and others responsible for business fleets that they face the same penalty points as their employees should they be
Automatic £130 fines for minor driving off...
Drivers could face fines of £130 for minor driving offences as the Government considers handing local councils new powers to improve roads for cyclists and
