If you see a drone overhead next year, it could be looking for potholes. Drones and 3D printing technology are being explored to help find and fix pot ...Read More
Parking ticket fines could rise to 120 in Scotland
A Transport Scotland consultation has suggested that the current cost incurred by illegal parking is not a sufficient deterrent.
Through the Transpor ...Read More
Top 5 reasons for failing driving test this year revealed
New government data shows observation at junctions was the number one reason for failing a car driving test this year.
The annual figures released by ...Read More
Design team appointed to create an iconic British charge point for electric vehicles
The Department for Transport (DfT) is hoping to make electric vehicle (EV) charge points across the UK become as recognisable as the red post box.
It ...Read More
29 million staycations to cause unprecedented levels of traffic
An unprecedented level of traffic is forecast for UK roads this summer due to over 29 million planned staycations – according to a study of 2,50 ...Read More
65 percent of UK households have the potential to charge a vehicle
A new report by the RAC Foundation has highlighted the opportunity for street electric vehicle (EV) charging at home.
According to the new report, 18 ...Read More
E scooters predicted to be involved in up to 200000 accidents
E-scooters could be involved in up to 200,000 accidents by the end of the year, according to research by dashcam provider Nextbase.
It predicts that ...Read More
Drivers in favour of slower wet weather driving
An RAC survey of more than 2,000 drivers suggests that 72% would like to see the standard 70mph speed limit on motorways reduced in wet weather to pot ...Read More
Low Emission Zones across Scottish cities – have your say
Residents of Scottish cities are being urged to have their say on the introduction of Low Emission Zones (LEZ). Between February and May 2022, many ol ...Read More
£1.2m contract for Scotland’s electric vehicle charging network awarded to European company
The contract to run Scotland’s public network, estimated to be worth up to £1.2 million and expected to run for a minimum of two years wit ...Read More
