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Motorcycle safety article by Stephen Hammond, first appearing in The Sunday Times website, 21 July 2013.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Junction 19 of the M1 and the A45 and A46 Tollbar End junction are going to be upgraded.
Significantly fewer vehicles will be paying more than £300 a year extra when the HGV road user levy is introduced than previously stated.
Roads Minister Stephen Hammond sets out proposals for better and quicker services for Northern Ireland motorists.
Speech given at the Westminster Energy, Environment and Transport Forum event.
New commercial model for the Vehicle Certification Agency.
Dartford-Thurrock river crossing to implement charging scheme order as road user charging schemes agreed.
Crossrail project review.
Off-road manoeuvre test is safer and cheaper review concludes.
Conclusion of the Motorcycle Test Review.
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has announced changes to the drink drive rehabilitation scheme (DDRS).
DSA are seeking views on improving the way that people qualify to become driving instructors.
Plans to improve the qualification process for driving instructors have been announced by Road Safety Minister Stephen Hammond.
Motoring services such as driving tests and goods vehicle testing are going to be provided by a single agency.
Announcing that a single agency will be providing motoring testing and standards services.
Discussing roads, transport strategy and the devolution of transport.
Discussing innovations in transport including high speed rail, Crossrail and the use of biofuels.
Summarising general approaches agreed on proposals for the rail system, roadside inspections, aviation reporting and marine equipment.
A summary of the agenda for the final Transport Council of the Irish Presidency on Monday 10 June.
Conviction consequences THINK! drink-drive campaign launched.
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