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Published: 09/09/2008
Fewer drivers in one part of Scotland are being caught speeding, suggesting that drivers are increasingly complying with the law, it has been claimed.The Scotsman reports that in the Lothian and Borde...
Read More: Motorists 'slowing down' >Published: 08/09/2008
Motorists have been advised to keep their car keys out of reach of doors and windows following the prosecution of a thief in Nottingham last week.Nottingham crown court heard how Jason Huseyin, 19, ha...
Read More: Police warning about letterbox thieves >Published: 08/09/2008
Despite efforts to encourage people to choose other modes of transport, it is "unrealistic" to expect motorists to ditch their cars entirely, according to a local councillor.A town in Kent i...
Read More: Expecting motorists to abandon cars is "unrealistic" >Published: 08/09/2008
Motorists who fail to adhere to the law regarding wearing seatbelts could face serious penalties, it has been claimed.Cleveland police are undertaking a new operation between September 8th and 14th to...
Read More: Police tackle unlawful motorists >Published: 05/09/2008
Home insurance customers in London may benefit from the launch of a new website offering detailed information about crime levels in their area.The website launched by local authorities shows levels of...
Read More: Crime maps launched >Published: 05/09/2008
A new campaign to tackle speeding motorists has been launched by a council in Norfolk which will see volunteers given speed guns.The Community Speedwatch campaign led by Diss town council is intended ...
Read More: Council to hand out speed guns >Published: 05/09/2008
Norwich city council is aiming to encourage car insurance customers and other road users to re-think the size of their cars.It has launched a new parking permit scheme based on the size of vehicles in...
Read More: Council scheme aims to promote smaller cars >Published: 04/09/2008
A council in England is cracking down on organisations that put up illegal signs, claiming that they pose a risk to road safety.Nottinghamshire county council is paying £10,000 to remove the sign...
Read More: Illegal signs to be removed >Published: 04/09/2008
Drivers taking to the roads without car insurance are a large problem, but the insurance industry is aiming to address the issue, according to one expert.Graeme Trudgill, technical and corporate affai...
Read More: Insurance industry aims to tackle uninsured drivers >Published: 04/09/2008
Drivers may be taking action that could be placing them and other road users at risk, it has been revealed.New research by Carrentals.co.uk found more than one in seven drivers have asked their passen...
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