New legislation will see the introduction of an independent appeals service to help drivers challenge unfair parking tickets.
Emma Munbodh, The Mirror, reports:
Motorists who commit anti-social behaviours in Bradford could face a fine of up to £100 under new legislation.
Molly Rose Pike, The Sun, reports:
Drivers can now be fined for blaring music too loudly while on the road in a bizarre new rule change.
More than 20,000 elderly motorists had their licences revoked by the DVLA on medical grounds last year.
Tristan Shale-Hester, Auto Express, reports:
A UK health organisation has called for cars to be banned from idling outside schools in an attempt to reduce the dangers of air pollution for students.
Matthew Weaver, The Guardian, reports:
New research has revealed that more than 20% of drivers admit to disregarding the red X on smart motorways.
The RAC reports:
Those who ignore ‘red Xs’ could be endangering lives as well as risking £100 fines and three penalty points.
Be Wiser Ducati Racing Team riders Scott Redding and Josh Brookes today concluded five days of pre-season testing in both Spain and Portugal in preparation for the opening round of the 2019 Bennetts British Superbike Championship which gets underway in a month’s time at Silverstone.
New government proposals could see utility companies being forced to repair potholes caused by roadworks that they complete.
Tristan Shale-Hester, Auto Express, reports:
January saw the eighth month of decline in the number of cars the UK made, with much of the decrease being attributed to a reduced demand in Chinese markets.
The BBC reports:
