up the likelihood of either happening, then be on your way. It's that easy.Except when there's endless queues of traffic in each direction and only a few feet, or a few inches, between you and them, that's an awful lot of thinking to do, plus

on motorways..." Sean Williams"...over the last 10 years cameras have made absolutely no difference at all to road deaths, which is the primary reason they were introduced in the first place. The annual death toll still hovers between 3,000 - 3,500 per annum

-wheelers.“National Police data shows that most traffic accidents involve motorcycles,” Ari Subiyanto, deputy chief of the Jakarta Traffic Police.According to last year’s data, traffic accident victims were mostly motorcyclists, with over 76 per cent of the reported 1,646

TRAFFIC COPS in Pakistan's Capital City, Islamabad, are clamping down hard on the ever-increasing sport of wheelies.Yes, that's right, local traffic police have handed out over 368 fines to motorcyclists for their involvement in that pastime we all

And here's me thinking that getting it into 4th is a bit of a result. Try corners, slowing down and dodging traffic...

A NUDE pillion baffled traffic police in Constanta, Romania when the only thing they could book her for was failing to wear a helmet.According to the traffic officer not wearing a helmet was the only offence he had authorisation to give her a

Treated with respect roundabouts can be fun but, since they’re invariably swarming with other traffic and widespread indecision, they can also be pretty hazardous. As with any potential hazard, the approach is all-important. Rush in and you won

of the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety. The group's mission is to end road deaths.The figures show that in 2009 2,605 people died in road traffic accidents in the UK. While this made up only 0.5% of all deaths in the UK in that year, for those in the 15-19

THE PETITION against road pricing, set up by Shropshire ABD member Peter Roberts on the Prime Minister's website, has now been signed by over 600,000 people, dwarfing all other petitions. Prime Minister Tony Blair has previously stated that "Doing

his vision of oncoming traffic was impaired by weeds and other vegetation. The weeds obscured a stop sign, causing the biker to pull into the path of an oncoming vehicle.The defendant alleges that the area was mowed in a negligent and careless manner