You Can Always Rely On Emergency Breaking… Can’t You?

Driving today is a much different experience than it was 20, 30, or even 40 years ago. With more and more mod cons in cars, adaptive cruise control, and an increasing number of vehicles with automatic transmissions, things have changed. On one hand, it makes driving a much easier experience, allowing you to focus on ... Read More

Local Authority Penalty Charge Notices Could Be Changing…

As the government looks to restrict local authorities from issuing fixed penalty charge notices (PCNs) for traffic contraventions, they’re calling for evidence. That means that they’re looking for evidence from local councils, motorists, motoring organisations and members of the public on their experiences around PCNs and how they’re enforced by local authorities. The deadline for ... Read More

Fleet Drivers: Study Reveals Most Driving Common Mistakes

  A new study has revealed some of the most common mistakes made by fleet drivers. The research centred around fleets and driver behaviour, looking at how those who drive for a living fare and where improvements could be made in driving habits. Some of the most common mistakes made by fleet drivers include forgetting ... Read More

Drivers Warned May Bank Holiday Set To Be ‘Hectic’ On The Roads

Drivers and fleets are being warned that traffic levels on the roads this Bank Holiday weekend could be extremely high. It’s expected that 16 million drivers will be making journeys over the weekend, with this Friday 3rd May set to be the busiest day as people head away for the long weekend. With the weather ... Read More

Smart Motorway Tech Is ‘Failing’ Regularly

  A new study conducted by the BBC for its Panorama programme has found that Smart Motorway technology is failing on a regular basis. The investigation obtained figures which showed that hundreds of incidents occurred on the UK’s smart motorway network while crucial safety equipment wasn’t working. There are 193 miles of ‘all lane running’ ... Read More

Government Proposes New Young HGV Driver Scheme

The government is proposing changes that would mean young drivers without a provisional driving licence would be able to study theory and undergo off-road training for HGVs. It’s a scheme which is being discussed as the government looks for ways to incentivise younger people to begin a career in HGV driving. In recent years, the ... Read More

Government Set To Launch Investigation Over ‘Dazzling’ Headlights

The government is set to launch an official investigation into the strength of headlights after a petition gathered significant support. The issue was raised by drivers following a study that found many drivers are struggling with ‘dazzling’ headlights when driving at night. With 89% of drivers believing some headlights are too bright, the government has ... Read More

Rules Around 20mph Speed Limit Areas To Be Strengthened

Last year, Wales officially welcomed in a new policy that saw speed limits in built-up areas reduce from 30mph to 20mph. It’s been the subject of a lot of debate and discussion ever since, and the government has now published new rules to implement 20mph zones and low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs). It’s part of the ... Read More