Traffic Offences
Over half a million uninsured cars seized s...
More than half a million (542,370) uninsured cars have been seized since 2018 according to information collated by AA Insurance. A Freedom of Information request
400 vehicles stopped as officers in unmarke...
More than 400 vehicles were stopped, and 387 offences recorded in a week of action by police and National Highways which saw officers patrolling the
‘Have you got the message?’ asks GEM
Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist is warning drivers that updated mobile phone laws will come into force this month*. The new rules
New mobile phone laws; fleet managers urged...
Fleet managers are being urged to take action to protect their business and their staff from the risks posed by using a mobile phone while
Footage shows driver on phone narrowly avoi...
Veering on to the hard shoulder and back again, narrowly avoiding a collision with another HGV, the driver caught in the footage was using his
Repeat offenders “need to be removed from...
IAM RoadSmart has called on the Government to ensure that all drivers who have amassed 12 or more penalty points have their licences revoked. DVLA
Pensioners have more penalty points than yo...
There are more than 304,000 pensioners (over 65s) currently driving on UK roads with penalty points on their licence, nearly 25 times the number of
Motorists submit more than 35 dash cam vide...
Motorists and other road users have sent 52,174 dash cam recordings of potential traffic offences to UK police forces since 2017, with more than a
Better roads policing needed to prevent inc...
A leading police institution has highlighted a ‘clear and pressing’ need for authorities to recognise the importance of roads policing in reducing fatality figures. In
Operation Orbital targets HGV offenders on ...
More than 30 mobile phone offences were detected during a recent two-week operation, carried out to improve compliance among commercial vehicles operating on the M25
