
Death of broadcaster evidence that modern car headlights are blinding Britain’s drivers
Motorists who drive in the hours of darkness are increasingly finding the dazzle of LED headlights a distraction at best. At worst, a temporarily blinded

Motorists who drive in the hours of darkness are increasingly finding the dazzle of LED headlights a distraction at best. At worst, a temporarily blinded

A new set of road upgrades and traffic control measures are to go ahead in North London, despite residents petitioning their council, urging a rethink.

A draft legal agreement for Nottingham Forest FC’s proposed redevelopment of its City Ground stadium sets out more than £4.17 million in transport contributions, alongside

Police and Crime Commissioners, Police Chiefs, the RAC and leading road safety organisations have joined forces to call on the Government to commit to introducing

A study from Queensland University of Technology on the effect of safety attire on perceptions of cyclists found that individuals wearing helmets or safety vests

West Sussex County Council is introducing body worn cameras for school crossing patrol officers at selected sites across the county to help keep children, pedestrians

WJ Group is highlighting road markings potential as one of the most effective behavioural road safety interventions available to highway authorities. Drawing on behavioural psychology

Almost a fifth of UK motorists are unaware they could face fines up to £2,500 for driving with vehicle damage, according to the findings of some new research. To

The Victorian Government in Australia is trialling an innovative Perceptual Countermeasures (PCM) scheme to improve motorcycle safety on high-risk roads. This trial is part of

The Association for Road Traffic Safety and Management (ARTSM) has responded to the announcement by Traffic Open Products and Specifications Ltd (TOPAS) at its AGM
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