CCTV cameras to catch parents parking illegally while dropping their children off at school could be installed across Bristol. ITV X reports that Bristol City
Today on Highways Voices you will discover why self-enforcement plays a vital role in the battle for better road safety. We hear from the founder
Average speed cameras are being installed on the A548 between Llanerch-y-Mor and Mostyn in North Wales. The installation by enforcement and ANPR camera technology provider
Orkney Islands Council is asking residents for their thoughts on reducing 30mph speed limits inbuilt-up areas to 20mph. The Council has published an online survey
Dorset Police have listed some of the reasons people have given for being caught speeding, including needing to get to a petrol station quickly because
The National Persistent Evader Database (NPED) has officially gone live, promising to revolutionise the parking sector. By centralising data on vehicles that consistently evade parking
It’s emerged National Highways cancelled 59,007 penalty charge notices in the year after it switched to a different provider to manage payments for the crossing.
Enforcement by camera at a bus gate in the Essex town of Clacton-on-Sea is being introduced after a two week period of issuing warning notices.
New figures show more than 50 people in Britain hold valid driving licences despite racking up at least 30 penalty points. The Guardian reports three
Police Scotland Safety Cameras are beginning enforcement of the temporary average speed cameras on the A82 in an effort to improve road safety and encourage
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