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All new cars must have the facility to fit a built-in breathalyser from 2022, as part of a raft of new safety […]

Safety organisations are calling on road users to ‘step up’ their road safety focus as part of Brake’s Road Safety Week 2019, […]

More than 1,000 people in West Yorkshire have taken part in a ‘ground-breaking’ referral scheme, where cycling is prescribed in a bid […]

Last year, on average, 33 new drivers had their licence revoked every day after reaching six penalty points within two years of […]

The government plans to close a legal loophole that has allowed drivers who use mobile phones to film or take photographs to […]

The DRIVEN consortium has celebrated a key milestone in its 30-month government-supported project by demonstrating the capabilities of a fleet of self-driving […]

28 European countries took part in this year’s European Day Without A Road Death (Project EDWARD) A 30 million Twitter reach was […]

The coming weeks will see a significant rise in the risk of collisions with deer, warns road safety organisation GEM Motoring Assist. […]

Tougher laws on drug driving, and a new roadside testing regime, are set to come into effect in Scotland – bringing the […]

Successful learners will receive their full driving licences quicker as driving examiners start marking the car driving test digitally, DVSA has announced. […]

Scotland has become the first UK country to ban pavement parking, in a move that has been described as ‘historic’. On 10 […]

Welcome to the Autumn 2019 edition of INROEdS, the newsletter from UKROEd. Just click on the image above to access your copy. […]

Uninsured drivers are being threatened with increased enforcement activity this month – as police forces look to crackdown on an offence which […]

Final casualty statistics for 2018 are in line with the provisional figures published earlier in the year – showing continued stagnation when […]

Congratulations to UKROEd’s Assessment Administrator Vicky Potter on the award of her CMI Level 4 qualification. Studying for the award requires many […]

Mobile phones and driving Why you should question the law… There’s a danger we could be making decisions we think are safe […]

A new campaign has been launched in the Midlands to highlight the risks and pitfalls of speeding. The Drive4Life campaign has been […]

Transport secretary Grant Shapps says new funding for Britain’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure will make charging an electric car ‘as easy as […]

 Transport for London (TfL) has today announced it will introduce 20mph limits for drivers within the Congestion Charge Zone from early 2020. […]

Road safety organisations are calling for action following the publication of final estimates showing a 9% year-on-year rise in drink-drive related deaths […]

UKROEd’s Chief Operations Officer Ruth Purdie received a Global Light of Hope award from the Irish Road Victims Association. The award was […]

  Speeding is the riskiest kind of aggressive driving, according to a unique analysis of data from on-board devices in vehicles published […]

Brake’s Road Safety Week 2019 (18-24 November) is open for employers to register. The event brings communities, schools and organisations together, to […]

Ministers must consider strengthening the ban on drivers using a mobile phone behind the wheel by outlawing hands-free use, MPs have said. […]

A group of volunteers in Essex will become the first in the country to be given enforcement powers, under a new initiative. […]

We were very gratefuI to receive the following feedback: “I attended your Motorway Awareness Course today at The Swallow Hotel Waltham Abbey. […]

Members of the UKROEd board had their opportunity to congratulate Ian Aspinall for his long service to the organisation, and to wish […]

A report out today from The Road Safety Foundation and Ageas Insurance calls for two clear actions where the government can take […]

ROAD SAFETYand breakdown organisations are warning motorists that motorway cameras are being used to detect drivers who use lanes with a red […]