Road Safety
AA crews instructed not to stop on smart mo...
Following recent media coverage, the AA has confirmed its patrols are told not to stop on smart motorways – but says it is not alone
Direct Vision specification updated to prev...
Transport for London (TfL) has revised the Direct Vision Standard (DVS) to ease the fitting of sensors to articulated lorries. The update is designed to
Automated cone laying vehicle trials due to...
Highways experts are developing pioneering technology to eliminate one of the biggest risks facing England’s roadworkers. Highways England and its partners are joining forces to
Shared space: Prime Minister urged to stop ...
Boris Johnson, the UK Prime minister, is being urged to step in and call a complete halt to shared space road design across the UK.
Road safety: what’s ahead in 2020?
With emerging issues likely to take centre stage, 2020 promises to be an intriguing year in road safety. Edward Seaman, assistant editor of Road Safety
Australia introduces ‘world-firstR...
Authorities on the east coast of Australia have taken the fight against mobile phone using drivers to the next level, with the introduction of ‘world-first’
Campaign uses humour to highlight drug-driv...
The Safer Essex Roads Partnership has teamed up with Essex Police to launch a new drug-drive campaign – warning offenders they are more likely to
Licence Bureau urges organisations to remai...
Licence Bureau is urging all companies who have geared their driver and vehicle resource up to accommodate the huge seasonal increase in home deliveries, to
Dawes Highway Safety wins legal action
Dawes Highway Safety, which has fitted its innovative and award-winning PeoplePanels® to more than 5,000 HGVs across the UK, has warned fleets to be on
The car that communicates with traffic ligh...
What colour will the next traffic light be if I continue to drive at this speed? The answer to this question no longer depends on
