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THE WRONG SAFETY FACTOR...
09 April 2007 - Safe Speed
The tragic case of the death of Matthew Reger highlights Department forTransport's obsession with the wrong safety factor says the Safe Speed roadsafety campaign. |
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CHANGE IN FUNDING
01 April 2007 - Safe Speed
Scrapcam petition turns 20,000 as National Safety Camera Programme is wound up |
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SPEED CAMERA CASH UP FOR GRABS
31 March 2007 - Safe Speed
With new funding for speed cameras in place from 1st April, people might thinkthat speed cameras will be well funded. Not one bit of it. |
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A STEALTH TAX ON MOTORING
31 March 2007 - Safe Speed
Victim levy |
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BRAKE MISS THE POINT, AS USUAL
30 March 2007 - Safe Speed
Apparently Brake are 'crowing' that the rules for speed camera placement arebeing relaxed. |
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KWIK-FIT ISSUES EASTER HOLIDAY WARNING
29 March 2007 - Kwik Fit Fleet
ONE IN FOUR MOTORISTS ‘TOO BUSY’ TO REPLACE WORN TYRES |
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ACTIVE SAFETY OPTIONS FOR YARIS AND RAV4
28 March 2007 - Toyota
To provide drivers with the highest possible level of active safety protection, Toyota has introduced Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) with Traction Control (TRC) as an option across the complete Yaris range. |
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BOOM BOOM – SHAKE THE ROOM:
28 March 2007 - RAC
ENVIRONMENT MINISTER BACKS RAC FOUNDATION CAMPAIGN FOR CAR DRIVERS TO CHILL OUT |
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MASSIVE INCREASE IN CRASHES AT M11 SPEED CAMERA
22 March 2007 - Safe Speed
According to a local paper the infamous speed camera on the M11 at Woodfordhas seen a massive increase in crashes and crash severity. |
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TRANSPORT FOR LONDON CLAIMS ARE FRADULENT SAYS SAFE SPEED
22 March 2007 - Safe Speed
Transport for London (TfL) today are claiming that a 50% drop in 'Killed orseriously injured' (KSI) crashes at speed camera sites means that speed camerashave saved 1,500 from death or serious injury in the last five years. |
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WAKE UP TO WHIPLASH!
21 March 2007 - Thatcham
Car manufacturers have finally woken up to the dangers of whiplash injuries – but the British public aren’t yet using their heads to save their necks – a report from Thatcham the insurance research centre will reveal. |
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SUBARU AND DAIHATSU TO INCREASE SECURITY
19 March 2007 - Retaingroup
Retainagroup to mark and register all models |  |
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DIA STARTS ROADSIDE FIRST AID COURSES FOR DRIVING INSTRUCTORS
16 March 2007 - Driving Instructors Association
The Driving Instructors Association (DIA) has joined forces with the British Red Cross to offer tailor-made roadside first aid courses to driving instructors. |
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MARK MILTON PING PONG - BAD FOR JUSTICE
16 March 2007 - Safe Speed
The BBC reports that the famous Mark Milton '159mph cop' case has once againbeen returned to the magistrates court for re-hearing. |
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SAFE SPEED UPDATE
15 March 2007 - Safe Speed
A freedom of information request confirms that Department for Transporthave cancelled their planned speed camera side effect research project. |
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RENAULT UK RESPONSE
15 March 2007 - Renault
CLIO II BONNETS OPENING WHILST THE CAR WAS BEING DRIVEN |
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TYRESAFE AND ROADSAFE TO WORK TOGETHER
14 March 2007 - TyreSafe
Companies highlight the dangers of worn tyres |
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UNDER INFLATION NATION
13 March 2007 - Kwik Fit Fleet
5 MILLION BRITISH CARS DRIVEN ON UNDER PRESSURISED TYRES |
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LEX TAKES PROACTIVE STANCE ON SAFETY RECALLS
06 March 2007 - Lex Vehicle Leasing
The UK’s largest vehicle leasing company, Lex, is increasing its processes around manufacturers’ safety recalls to ensure it meets its Duty of Care responsibilities. |
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CHECK AND AA COVER FOR OLDER SAAB CARS
05 March 2007 - Saab
Owners of older Saab models no longer covered by the manufacturer’s warranty can take advantage of a comprehensive safety check on all mechanical and electrical functions at Saab dealers throughout the country. |
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