road safety
‘SERP volunteers’ to help with ...
A group of volunteers in Essex will become the first in the country to be given enforcement powers, under a new initiative. Co-ordinated by the
Recovery operators demand greater protectio...
Campaigners from the roadside recovery industry today claimed new government figures on motorway breakdowns have significantly bolstered the case for increased protections for roadside rescue
Roads Minister announces ‘Evidence Review...
In a significant win for the roadside rescue and recovery industry, Roads Minister Michael Ellis MP today (23 July 2019) announced that the Department for
Road safety action plan announced to cut ro...
Failure to wear a seatbelt could result in penalty points as well as fines, under new plans to reduce the number of deaths on the
Highways England clearly on right lines to ...
‘Ghost’ road markings and blacked out lines, which can confuse drivers, could become a thing of the past thanks to Highways England’s global search for
Driver crashes car because they couldn’t ...
A driver whose cluttered car was so messy it caused a collision has been shamed by police officers on social media. Hampshire Police were called
Motorway speed limit should be raised to 80...
The Department for Transport (DfT) have been conducting a study focusing on traffic speed and movements, the statistics released aren’t really a shock to anyone
Nearly 1.5 million moving traffic penalties...
There are a range of ‘moving traffic’ contraventions, which include: using a route restricted to certain type of vehicles (e.g. bus lanes), performing a prohibited
Electric cars: New vehicles to emit noise t...
From today (July 1, 2019), any electric vehicle with four or more wheels that wants to be approved for road use in the European Union
Free FORS training places up for grabs
FORS will offer funded places on a selection of its driver specific training courses, to help members upskill their driving workforce. The free-of-charge training places,
