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Drink and Drug Driving Deaths: Mixed Trends Revealed
Government data shows a 14% drop in drink driving deaths in 2023, but a worrying 38% rise in drug driving fatalities, prompting calls for more education and enforcement.
We can’t achieve Vision Zero on our own, say road safety professionals
A growing number of UK road safety professionals highlight the urgent need for national leadership to achieve Vision Zero, aiming to eliminate all road deaths and serious injuries.
Tackling freight crime – RHA calls on industry to back vital campaign
RHA urges freight industry to support its campaign for a new Freight Crime Bill, which proposes creating a specific crime code, implementing stricter sentences, and securing £6m annual funding for NaVCIS to combat the £111m annual cost of freight crime.
Clean Air Day on 19 June, two-thirds of UK fleet and transport managers are not using any software to track harmful emissions being released into the environment by their vehicles.
Latest industry research reveals only 34% of fleet managers track harmful emissions, as devastating impact of unclean air is examined
Voltempo introduces HyperCharger chargepoint at Road Transport Expo 2025 debut
Advanced eHGV charging solutions provider offers first public look at new chargepoint design for HGV fleet electrification
Tool theft from vans totals £16.3m in UK
An estimated £16.3 million worth of tools were stolen from vehicles across London in 2024, according to new figures acquired by Tell TVL.
Shock statistics revealed over drug driving
Around half of drivers pulled over by the police on suspicion of drug driving fail roadside tests, according to IAM RoadSmart.
Figures prove 20mph speed limit saves lives
The 20mph speed limit imposed in Wales has cut road collisions and casualties in its first year, new statistics reveal.
EV cable thefts – a new worry for commercial fleets
Thefts more than doubled in 2024.
Quarter of drivers concerned by potholes in 2025
Top driver concerns listed in new study
Northern Ireland say they are not ready for electric vehicles, with almost 80% claiming the planned 2035 ban on petrol and diesel cars is too soon
Northern Ireland say they are not ready for electric vehicles.