A new panel overseeing the UK private parking sector code of practice is to review the five-minute payment rule after a motorist was taken to court
Five years after an act of parliament passed a code to stamp out rogue parking operators, the Private Parking Code of Practice is still not live.
Calls for a ban on pavement parking are growing with nearly 1 in 2 drivers now saying they would support the measure.
The government is planning to legalise the use of private e-scooters on the UK roads with safety campaigners calling for speed limiters.
A firm of solicitors is recommending that people aged 80 and over should no longer be allowed to self-certify their fitness to drive
Thousands of non-ULEZ-compliant cars have been seized by Transport for London, which has also sold off hundreds of them
New figures from the DVLA show that ambulances, bin lorries, road sweepers and hearses were among the vehicles reported stolen in 2023.
So-called ‘noise cameras’ could be one step closer to going live after the government reported a successful initial trial in four locations across the UK
Transport for London is to refund drivers wrongly issued with ULEZ fines after enforcement cameras were twisted around to face the wrong direction
Millions of motorists are receiving a visit from bailiffs to collect unpaid traffic fines, as councils look to raise revenue in the cost of living crisis
More than 50 road safety organisations have written to new secretary of state for transport Luise Haigh MP urging her to adopt the latest European General Safety Regulation for in-car safety tech
The ever-growing range of alcohol-free drinks now available both at home and when out means more than 8 in 10 believe drink-driving is now ‘inexcusable’
