A new red-amber-green map claims to show how well councils are using £7.3 billion of pothole funding, but riders and drivers may want to see the results on the road before they believe the hype.
Britain’s first new road safety strategy in a decade promises tougher rules for drivers — and for motorcyclists, which could mean safer roads or just another shift in how risk is managed.
A nationwide crackdown on faulty MOT tests and illegal modifications could soon be in place, following a new photo check initiative from the government.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Cycling and Walking is proposing to reduce speed limit tolerance to 1mph in order to decrease fear among cyclists.
A study has revealed that nearly six-in-10 (58 per cent) people in the UK want noise cameras to be introduced and enforced to stop people using loud exhausts.
New research from the RAC suggests that the majority of UK motorists would like to see the existing stretches of all-lane-running smart motorways reverted.
As the government acknowledges the shortcomings of the Smart Motorway network and cancels further projects, is this the moment campaigners have been waiting for?