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A new police initiative seeks to increase motorbike riders’ safety
As part of a new national police-backed plan, cyclists of all ages and skill levels are being urged to brush up on and enhance their road safety with additional training. …
New anti-braking speed cameras target drivers trying to avoid fines
New devices will penalise drivers who attempt to avoid fines by braking harshly to slow down for speed cameras then speed back up too quickly after passing them. The cameras …
Surging insurance costs: seniors face soaring premiums
Insurance companies are targeting drivers over the age of 70, with many facing price hikes in excess of 50 per cent when they renew their policies. This is even though …
The top 10 most annoying things passengers do in cars, according to UK drivers
The 10 most annoying things that passengers do in their cars have been revealed by UK drivers. Drivers frequently have to deal with as many issues inside the car as …
EU backs revised euro 7 emission proposals for cars and vans
EU Ministers are supporting revised Euro 7 proposals, which are less stringent than those first suggested. Under the latest proposals, the emissions limits and test conditions for cars and vans …
Dispelling the myth: Is it illegal to drive with interior car lights on?
For generations now, many drivers have believed that driving with your car’s inside lights on is illegal, but it’s actually a myth. It’s common for vehicles to have some kind …
Drivers must meet eye-sight requirements or face a £1000 punishment
If you are found to be driving without meeting specific eyesight standards, then you could be fined £1000 and given three penalty points on your licence, according to the DVLA. …
DVSA to deploy over 230 full time staff to driver testing to create 150,000 more test slots
DVSA has announced today that it will be creating 150,000 additional driving tests slots by asking full time staff with testing ability (currently working in other areas of the organisation) …
Drug driving problem among younger motorists reaches epidemic levels
A survey of 2,028 drivers conducted in March 2023 reveals almost a third (28%) of those aged 16-24 have themselves driven under the influence of illegal drugs or been a …
