Julie Townsend, deputy chief executive of Brake, 'this report gives an indication of how many violent and devastating casualties on our roads could be prevented through a simple eye examination.'However, according to statistics from a report released last year

LIBERAL Democrats have voted in favour of more 20mph limits.At their party conference, they called for local authorities 'to give active consideration to introducing 20mph limits in existing residential and other suitable roads over the next few

-recession 2008, the same survey indicated 15.3% illegal and 64.2% below 2mm - making the latest statistics a shocking indictment of the British motorists' flagrant disregard for a major area of road safety.Alan Baldwin, MTS wholesale director, said 'It is a

Chinese seller on eBay.Sergeant Phil Duffy from Road Policing Unit said: "When the Kawasaki rider was stopped it was apparent to the road policing officer that his helmet was actually a cycle helmet and not a motorcycle helmet. The rider was under

FRANCE was due to introduce fines for all road users caught without a breathalyser kit from November this year but the rule will be enforced from March 2013. All drivers in France, including motorcyclists, are now required to carry a breathalyser

retained and housings are being kept in place to act as a deterrent." Professor Glaister said the foundation had concerns for funding. He said: "There is a lack of money for all aspects of road safety and we urge councillors to allocate adequate budgets

added that the organisers were devastated by the loss of a regular competitor.Whyte added that the organisers had made safety a high priority for the races, but the accident happened in a high speed section of the 8.9 mile road circuit.Experienced road

moped as their first vehicle, primarily because it is relatively cheap to run (certainly when compared to a car), easy to handle and cheaper to insure than most other vehicles. It also gives you an insight into road safety and responsibility, especially

the global recall of around 7000 motorcycles on specific models from 2012/13 in which only 239 off-road bikes from the UK and Ireland could be affected by a possible leak in the fuel hose due to a manufacturing process defect on the part of the supplier

and said: "I am fed up of having to stop, take my gloves off, dig out 35p – even though I have it ready, it’s got to be dug out of a pocket. Often for safety reasons I switch off and put the bike onto its stand. Then of course you have to put your change