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The U.K. Government is taking a new approach to warning children about the dangers they can face on our roads, following new research that shows today’s 6-11-year-olds need bolder and more forthright communication about road safety than ever before.
The U.K. Department for Transport (DfT) has begun a consultation on how airport development at Heathrow might affect different demographic groups living near to the airport.
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has announced a delay of six months to the introduction of the new practical motorcycle test, originally scheduled for September 29, 2008.
Non-UK drivers and hauliers who flout the rules of the road face being fined and having their vehicles immobilized under new road safety proposals published today by Road Safety Minister Jim Fitzpatrick. Drivers resident outside the UK will not be able...
Shipping Minister Jim Fitzpatrick today announced funding of £250,000 to help fishermen attend a program of training this year, with the potential for further funding for two more years, subject to review. The funding will be matched by investment...
In the U.K. Seatbelts have prevented an estimated 60,000 deaths and 670,000 serious injuries since 31 January 1983 when seatbelts were made mandatory for drivers and front seat passengers. But on the 25th anniversary of the law change all passengers are...
Drivers who act on CO2 this festive season and follow the U.K. Department for Transport’s Smarter Driving tips can help tackle climate change and save money during this expensive time of the year.
U.K. Aviation Minister Jim Fitzpatrick today announced that the number of safety checks carried out on foreign aircraft will more than double in 2008, from 250 to 600, and rise to 1000 inspections a year in 2009.