Older Drivers Forced Off Roads by Headlight Glare
New research reveals 55% of UK drivers say headlight glare makes roads unsafe at night, with older motorists particularly affected and many reducing night driving.
New research reveals 55% of UK drivers say headlight glare makes roads unsafe at night, with older motorists particularly affected and many reducing night driving.
Birmingham City Council has implemented new 30mph speed limits on over two dozen major roads, with drivers facing fines and increased enforcement including speed cameras.
Birmingham City Council announces installation of new average speed cameras at six locations as part of ongoing road safety emergency measures to reduce speeding.
The DVLA's new 'Nobody Wins' campaign warns drivers of the consequences of untaxed vehicles, with over 150,000 clamped last year across the UK.
Around one million UK motorists are estimated to be driving with expired licences, risking fines up to £1,000, penalty points, and invalid insurance coverage.
Northern Ireland introduces Graduated Driving Licences for young drivers, with strong support from lorry drivers and road safety experts.
Asda has been revealed as the cheapest supermarket for petrol in the UK, with prices significantly lower than Tesco, Morrisons, and Sainsbury's. Experts advise drivers on maximising fuel efficiency during wet weather conditions.
Birmingham and West Midlands face plunging temperatures as snow bomb hits, but 24 counties south of Birmingham will escape snowfall next week according to weather maps.
Fuel prices have fallen to their lowest point since 2021, with petrol averaging 131p per litre, saving drivers nearly £3 per tank fill according to new RAC data.
Weather charts pinpoint 6pm on Tuesday, February 3, as the exact hour snow is expected to hit the UK, with the West Midlands among regions at risk of significant snowfall.
Sadiq Khan supports parliamentary recommendations to tackle ghost plates, which cost TfL millions in lost revenue from road charges and airport fees.
Weather maps forecast four consecutive days of heavy snow across the UK in early February, with only 10% of England expected to be spared from the disruptive wintry conditions.
Weather models predict a significant snow event hitting the entire UK in mid-February, with up to seven inches accumulation and widespread disruption expected.
Severe traffic congestion on the M6 southbound near Castle Bromwich due to a broken-down lorry and planned overnight roadworks, causing hour-long delays.
A male pedestrian has died after being struck by a bus at the junction of Kingswinford Road and Bushey Fields Road in Dudley. Emergency services attended, and the road remains closed as police investigate.
Weather maps predict significant snowfall across the Midlands region, with Birmingham and Staffordshire towns expected to receive up to 3.3cm of snow during Friday's winter weather event.
A man has died after being struck by a bus near Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley. Emergency services were called to Kingswinford Road at midday, and the road remains closed for police enquiries.
Eight English counties face six consecutive hours of snowfall from 3am Friday, with WX Charts predicting significant accumulations across northern and central regions.
Latest weather maps indicate a major snow storm approaching the UK, with widespread snowfall expected across the Midlands and northern regions during February.
The Met Office has identified which UK regions will avoid snowfall as wintry weather hits this weekend, with snow forecast for Thursday and Friday.
A significant snow band stretching 500 miles is forecast to sweep across the UK from Friday, with multiple Midlands counties and towns expected to receive accumulations.
Weather maps reveal 17 English counties will avoid heavy snowfall next week, while the West Midlands and northern regions face significant disruption from Thursday.
UK drivers must renew licences every 3 years after 70, with experts calling for cognitive tests alongside mandatory eyesight checks to improve road safety.
Drivers taking opioid painkillers, tranquillisers, or certain antidepressants are being warned they may need to stop driving under DVLA rules.
SW Food Waste Collection has applied for a goods vehicle operator's licence to use the Langage Anaerobic Digestion Plant in Smithaleigh, Plymouth, as an operating centre for one vehicle. Local landowners have 21 days to comment.
Motoring experts warn used car buyers to secure independent inspections to avoid hidden problems like outstanding finance, clocked mileage, and mechanical faults.
A Labour Party report reveals 90% of e-scooter inspections found illegal sales, with the AA warning thousands may be breaking the law due to misunderstood regulations.
UK drivers with Blue Badges are warned about potential parking difficulties in Europe, especially Spain, due to varying local regulations, despite ongoing government negotiations.
Transport Scotland officials suggest drivers in Glasgow and Edinburgh could learn to accept congestion charges, despite anger over low emission zones and criticism from motoring groups.
The Labour government is under pressure to implement permanent driving bans for repeat drink and drug-driving offenders, with warnings that such behaviour endangers all road users.