Being followed too closely by other drivers is the behaviour that distracts motorists most on Britain’s roads, latest research reveals. A survey commissioned by the
Highways England is trialling the use of new cameras to clamp down on tailgating, an offence it says is a factor in around one in
The number of reported road accidents when tailgating another vehicle was a contributory factor has almost halved in just five years, according to analysis by
Almost 10,000 vehicles were caught tailgating in the first two weeks of new cameras being tested to clamp down on the offence. Highways England and police have joined forces
Tailgating is one of the most common causes of van accidents on UK roads, causing 10 injuries a week, according to research by Volkswagen Commercial
Stay safe, stay back – that is the message from professional racing driver and Hollywood stunt expert Ben Collins as he joins Highways England to
Stay safe, stay back – that is the message from Highways England today (17 September 2018) as it reveals the extent – and impact –
In a recent survey of AA members, tailgating was voted the single most irritating driving habit. More than a quarter of motorists asked, said other
Law-breaking drivers now dealt £100 fixed penalty notices - but Brake insist figure should be £1,000
Brake, BIBA, FTA, IAM and RoSPA react to fixed penalty tickets and fine increases