what are the important things when we see or become a victim a car accident on a motorway. We have put together 5 tips to ensure you are safe when you witness or become a victim of an accident on a motorway. Continue reading →

M4 Hard Shoulder, which is to be turned into a fourth lane, throws up many safety concerns from the perspective of planners, the Chair of the Commons Transport Committee, and road users. Continue reading →

When you think of Bank Holiday traffic, you think of miles and miles a gridlocked jams, three lanes inching forward interminably as your free time slips away from you and the kids in the back seat driving you crazy. Then, inevitably, there are accidents or cars overheat, causing the delays to extend on and on and on and on. But it really doesn’t have to be that way. Well, maybe a bit. But there are things you can do to makes it more bearable. Here is a quick guide to avoiding the worst of the bank holiday traffic.   * Choose the best roads and the best times during bank holiday. Either choose the quietest roads at the busiest times or the busiest roads at the quietest times. Like most of the best advice, it’s fairly obvious, but it’s amazing how many people forget to ...

Self driving busses under trial in Helsinki, Finland. Driverless buses are taken to street in Finland's capital Helsinki. Continue reading →

Is driving insurance premium to rise again? Drivers' annual premiums have increased to £715 on average, almost 20% higher than this time last year, when the average was only £600. Continue reading →