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Tiredness is deadly but half of all drivers are forced to drive to work early despite a lack of sleepPublished: 25/07/2013 03:35:00
Drivers are being advised to take simple steps to avoid falling asleep at the wheel as the holiday season starts and many families prepare for long distance travel to destin.
Employers must allow employees to sleep for longer as driver fatigue is linked to one in five road accidents, RoSPA Head claimsPublished: 23/07/2013 23:31:00
It’s Monday morning. You’ve had a lovely weekend and a late Sunday dinner, having stayed awake to watch The White Queen followed by a romantic comedy. Before you know it, yo.
EXCLUSIVE: The Tufty Club set for a comeback and reinvention ‘in a bigger way’Published: 22/07/2013 10:03:00
“He obviously doesn’t have the coverage he used to have but we are considering whether it would be right to bring Tufty back in a bigger way.” That is the voice of Kevin Cli.
Nissan welcome Vince Cable's new UK Automotive Industrial StrategyPublished: 12/07/2013 12:35:00
Nissan has welcomed the new UK Automotive Industrial Strategy, announced by the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, Vince Cable.John Martin, Nissan’s Sen.
Road safety charities say fines for tailgating and hogging motorway middle lanes ‘downplays the seriousness of the offence’Published: 05/06/2013 14:07:00
Drivers who hog the middle lane or tailgate other cars are set to face on-the-spot fines of £100 and three points on their license, under new plans unveiled today. Poli.
Published: 22/05/2013 16:55:00
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) has presented occupational health and safety awards to 140 firms in the transport, storage and distribution sector..
Jaguar Land Rover awards UK suppliers with £1.5 billion in contracts for Jaguar F-TypePublished: 10/05/2013 11:53:00
The first Jaguar F-TYPE customer cars have left Jaguar Land Rover’s Castle Bromwich manufacturing facility. The all-new sports car has resulted in contracts worth £2.8 .
Road Safety Red Squirrel Tufty Fluffytail to be honoured in exhibition as he celebrates 60th birthdayPublished: 08/05/2013 12:40:00
Sixty years since he was created, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents’ retired road safety squirrel Tufty Fluffytail will feature in an exhibition exploring in.
Prodrive creates ‘gorgeous’ coloured composites using a new manufacturing processPublished: 23/04/2013 16:01:00
PRODRIVE has developed a new manufacturing process to create advanced composites with a range of elegant ‘designer’ colours.Having a glass-like finish, the precision manufac.
Seatbelts not worn by millions 30 years after compulsory laws were introducedPublished: 31/01/2013
MILLIONS of drivers continue to risk their lives and those of their passengers - 30 years after wearing seatbelts became mandatory in the UK."We must not become complacent o.
Industry leaders set to gather at Europe's largest motorsports and engineering trade showPublished: 08/01/2013
THE WORLD'S motoring industry leaders will gather under one roof to show off their latest innovations and products this week.In what had been described as Europe's largest d.
Low income families at highest risk of road accidentsPublished: 03/01/2013
IF the government is to have any chance of restoring its reputation and reducing the number of people killed or injured on Britain's roads, it will need to focus as much on social factors as safety education, according to a new report by the Royal Society for the P.
Personal breathalysers could be made compulsory in Britain, but leading safety charity fears abuse of systemPublished: 14/08/2012
THERE is overwhelming support for the UK to replicate France by introducing compulsory self-breathalyser tests, a new survey has revealed. Earlier this year, our clas.
