It has been reported that the Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke, is undertaking a review into help for victims of crime. One of the proposals, is to increase fixed penalty fines for speeding, using mobile phones while driving and not wearing seatbelts, and they could rise to between £80 and £100, with £20 of each fine heading […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Department for Transport has announced that there is be a consultation, into charging foreign hauliers to use our road system. If introduced, it would only bring us into line with the rest of Europe, and the charges our hauliers have to pay. UK hauliers will also have to pay the charge, but they will be […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Europe has MOT testing every two years, and the government is considering moving into line with them. A recent report ”A Cost Too Far – the financial impact of ending annual MOT testing” has shown, that whilst motorists may save a small amount in less testing, they will incur more expenses through extra repairs. Is the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For the first time since the mid 60′s the speed limit will change, so next year we will be able to drive at 80mph on Britain’s motorways. Ministers in their wisdom, have decreed that motorists driving more than 80mph are ’perfectly decent people’ and that the old speed limit was ’out of date’. They have also suggested […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Around the world we see many areas where there is a much tougher stance on driving under the influence of drugs, both prescription and social. An expert panel is to advise the government, on whether it is possible to introduce maximum levels for drugs, similar to what is currently in place for alcohol. Saliva-based drug testing kits […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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