Drivers that are meant to wear glasses but don’t could receive a £1,000 fine and three points because of their negligence, This applies to drivers that are either short-sighted or long-sighted and will only affect you if you are found to be driving without your glasses. This is because it could cause you to be…
An 18-year-old driver from Milton Keynes has been banned from driving after being caught travelling 100mph. Danish Taqwa, 18, was caught undercutting drivers at 100mph whilst travelling down the hard shoulder of the M4. Danish was travelling in his Audi A3 on the 6 May past Swindon and was caught by several motorists on their…
This week, The Highway Code will change to give cyclists and pedestrians a higher priority on the road. These rules will see motorists needing to give way to pedestrians and cyclists at junctions, along with cyclists needing to pedal in the middle of the road. Significant new road rules have been implemented to help keep…
On January 29th, the Highway Code will change its rules regarding road safety for horses, cyclists and pedestrians. The new rules will create an hierarchy of road users to prioritise those most at risk of a severe collision. This new hierarchy is to be set out in Rule H1 that says, “It is important that…
Banned Northwich driver caught driving on drugs Katie Jade Reed, of Mornant Avenue, was already serving a driving ban when she was stopped by police at the start of this year. Police caught the 32-year-old behind the wheel of her Peugeot 207 with twice the legal limit of cocaine in her system. The cocaine was…
Upon leaving the European Union, a range of laws can be expected to change for the UK. From tightening the laws on driving outside of the UK to the laws in place for using your mobile phone while driving, we can expect at least 8 new laws for driving to be put in place this…
An article circulating the internet has many drivers question whether or not it is illegal to drive in pyjamas. Many of us are guilty of this when taking a quick late-night trip to a drive-thru or heading out to pick someone up late at night; it can be all too tempting to stay in your…
Flashing your headlights to warn other drivers is actually a breach of the highway code and using them to try and alert them to the presence of police could be treated as a criminal offence. Flashing your headlights could be in breach of the Highway Code We’ve all flashed our headlights at another car at…
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