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First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
From 1 July 2019 all manufacturers must install an acoustic sound system in new types of quiet electric and hybrid electric vehicles to improve road safety.
Highways England issued safety advice to drivers today – to be prepared at the start of the busiest time of the year for breakdowns on England’s motorways.
New rules on tyres could come into force early 2020.
Thought-provoking new videos are being launched to encourage learner drivers to be more aware of motorcyclists.
Drivers warned to look out for deer roaming on to the country’s roads.
Footage of a lorry driver using a mobile phone to make a credit card payment as he travels along the M40 near Leamington Spa has been released by Highways England.
If you’re a caravanner ready to hit the road this summer, Highways England is reminding you to "check it before you tow it!".
Motor-racing twins Kurt and Matt Wigley took time out from the track at one of the UK's biggest events to support Highways England’s motorbike safety campaign.
A Highways England campaign which aims to improve the safety of motorcyclists has won a top marketing award.
Highways England is gearing up to promote motorcycle safety at one of the biggest events in the British motor-racing calendar.
Dramatic new footage released shows the dangers of driving too close as motorists are urged to #staysafestayback while travelling on England’s motorway network.
Drivers are being warned they could be putting their lives at risk if they ignore red Xs on electronic motorway signs.
Confidence on the road comes with time and practice.
An update on potential changes to legislation,highlighting government's intention to consult on options to ban older tyres on heavy vehicles.
The Embassy Friends of Road Safety (EFRS) alliance was established by the British Embassy Bangkok in 2016 to ensure effective coordination and communication among like-minded foreign embassies in Thailand to enhance road saf…
Government to consult on options on banning older tyres.
Highways England is calling on campers, caravanners and motorhome owners to find out about its national safety campaign about the dangers of tailgating.
'Stay safe, stay back' is the message from professional racing driver and Hollywood stunt expert Ben Collins to help remind drivers of the dangers of tailgating.
Lorry, van, bus and coach drivers can pay roadside fines from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) using a secure online service from 29 January 2019.
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