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Could AI Stop a Crash Before It Happens?
New technology could identify up to 85% of potential collisions.
Sep 182 min read


Are Modern Cars Becoming Too Complicated?
New research reveals the best and worst infotainment systems for driver distraction.
Sep 153 min read


Tyres, Trust, and Responsibility
Most drivers check their mirrors. Many check their fuel. But when was the last time they checked their tyres? Fresh research has revealed that more than three-quarters of UK drivers believe employers should do more to ensure tyres are safe on vehicles used for work-related journeys. The finding highlights growing awareness of tyre safety and raises an interesting question for businesses: are organisations paying enough attention to the only part of a vehicle that actually tou
Sep 93 min read


Why Two-Thirds of Drivers Dread Taking Their Car in for Repairs
Are garages are doing enough to build trust with customers?
Sep 13 min read


The Incident That Brought the A55 to a Halt
Most motorway closures are caused by accidents, breakdowns or roadworks. This one was different. Police in North Wales were forced to shut part of the A55 after a stolen taxi entered the dual carriageway travelling in the wrong direction, creating a potentially catastrophic situation that unfolded after a cyclist was struck and several parked vehicles were damaged in Holyhead. Thankfully, officers were able to bring the vehicle to a stop before the incident became even more s
Aug 312 min read


The Surrey Road Hazard Catching Drivers Out
What looks like a simple puddle could be hiding a costly problem beneath the surface.
Aug 282 min read


MOT Testing Faces a Major Shake-Up
The DVSA is tightening the rules by requiring photographic evidence during inspections.
Aug 272 min read


The Costly Breakdown Problem Haunting Britain's Truck Fleets
An analysis of warranty claims reveals the faults causing the most problems for Britain's haulage firms.
Aug 262 min read


Why a £3.7 Million Ferrari Ended Up in a Police Pound
A Metropolitan Police enforcement operation has produced an unexpected star.
Aug 242 min read


Nearly Half of Business Drivers Lose Vehicle Time to Pothole Damage
Britain's pothole problem is costing businesses more than repairs.
Aug 212 min read


The Threat Facing Drivers This Summer Isn't Traffic
Extreme heat is testing the UK's roads, railways and vehicles.
Aug 183 min read


Plymouth Takes Aim at Britain's Road Repair Problem
The city's new £4 million-plus Project Pothole programme aims to repair 20,000 road defects.
Aug 52 min read


Why Gritters Are Hitting UK Roads in the Middle of Summer
Extreme weather is creating unexpected challenges for the UK's road network.
Jul 272 min read


The AI Speed Camera That Got Confused by a T-Shirt
Sometimes the smartest technology on the roadside still needs a second opinion.
Jul 172 min read


Cars are Watching You – and UK Drivers Should Pay Attention
What the new EU distraction warning rules mean for the UK.
Jul 152 min read


“Chilling” Speeds Defy Belief
A new RAC study has uncovered some of the most extreme speeding offences recorded by UK police.
Jul 142 min read


The Comeback of Physical Buttons
Why carmakers are bringing back old-school controls.
Jul 72 min read


Roads That Repair Themselves?
Engineers are testing self-healing asphalt that could repair cracks before they become potholes.
Jul 22 min read


Is Your Smartwatch Breaking the Law Behind the Wheel?
Drivers and fleets are being warned about a growing legal grey area.
Jul 12 min read


Can Drivers Trust Intelligent Speed Assist?
Real-world testing has found some systems misread up to one in four speed limit changes.
Jun 292 min read
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