Average of 30 new drivers per day banned last year

Thirty new drivers per day were banned last year


Over 11,000 drivers per day were banned from driving last year, within two years of passing their driving test.
Quarter of men admit they are more likely to speed on lockdown roads

One in seven risk non-essential journey


A new study has revealed that 14% of people have risked making a non-essential journey since the coronavirus lockdown was enforced.
Man chases truck thief down in family helicopter

Man chases down truck thief with family helicopter


A thief found himself being pursued by a helicopter after stealing a truck from a petrol station in Eastern Canada.
Metropolitan Police launch Road Crimes team as driving behaviour worsens

Metropolitan Police launch Road Crimes team


London's Metropolitan Police have launched a new team intended to stop the city’s most dangerous drivers.
Coronavirus: driver behaviour deteriorates on empty roads

Covid: driver behaviour worsens on empty roads


Statistics show the number of cars on the road has decreased since lockdown began, but the percentage of drivers speeding has risen.
Millionaire totals £630k ultra-rare Gemballa Mirage GT, attempts to flee scene

Driver crashes £630k Gemballa in New York


The founder of the controversial goldRush Rally has been seen hurtling into the back of a white MPV at significant speed.
Coronavirus: dangerous drivers are using emptier roads as an excuse to speed

Coronavirus: Police warn speeders on emptier roads


Police have warned that irresponsible drivers are flaunting the government lockdown by using emptier roads as an excuse to speed.
Department for Transport green number plate electric cars concept Renault Zoe example

Green number plates 'could be a security risk'


A UK security watchdog has suggested plans to introduce green number plates for electric cars could make them more enticing to criminals.
Driver caught speeding five times in a month avoids ban due to broken speedometer - gatso speed camera

Speeder avoids ban due to broken speedometer


A man caught speeding five times in a month has avoided points being added to his licence after claiming his speedometer was broken.
Carlos Ghosn Brazilian Chamber of Commerce Japan 2014

Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn 'was right to flee Japan'


The former Nissan boss was justified in escaping Japan's judicial system, according to the British CEO who uncovered a fraud scandal at Olympus.

Van thefts in the UK rise by 50% in four years


According to figures sourced from UK police forces, there has been a spike in van thefts across the country over the last four years.

New cameras clobber phone-using drivers


Cameras that are specifically designed to catch drivers using mobile phones will soon be launched in New South Wales in Australia.