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Accidents involving drug-drivers rose by more than 50%, data from the Department of Transport has shown.
Rebecca Camber, The Daily Mail, reports:
The number of drug-drivers caught on Britain's roads
While there has been an 11 percent decrease in UK road accidents within the last five years, there were still 181,384 reported cases during 2016.
When it comes to car
New drivers must reach a good level of competence on the roads in order to pass their test, but new research has found that it isn’t long before they forget
Back seat drivers cause accidents, but how do you know if you are one?
Emma Elsworthy, The Independent, reports:
Gasping loudly when the driver brakes, complaining about speed and stamping on an
The new MOT exemption for classic cars more than 40 years old could result in more road accidents due to a lack of understanding and potential safety oversights.
Peter Stubley,
Following his accident at the official Bennetts BSB test day at Snetterton on Thursday, Shane remains in the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital under observation for a range of injuries.
