The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced £47.5 million of funding for 27 of the UK’s most dangerous roads in a bid to improve safety.
more info…The Department for Transport (DfT) has announced £47.5 million of funding for 27 of the UK’s most dangerous roads in a bid to improve safety.
more info…Have you ever wondered how far you can actually drive once the fuel warning light comes on in your vehicle? It’s a question many car and van drivers have asked themselves, not just people working in the motor trade, and unfortunately, there’s no easy answer.
more info…The most common reasons for vehicles failing their motor trade MOTs at the local garage mechanic are lamps, reflectors, and indicators, however, according to data analysed by the RAC from the DVSA, brake and tire issues are more likely to result in serious failures.
more info…In the latest Spring Budget announcement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt presented two major policies that will have an impact on drivers across the UK. Unlike previous years, the motor trade industry was not the main focus of the budget. Nevertheless, there were still important plans owners of new and used vehicles shared with MPs in the House of Commons.
more info…Good news is on the way for local neighbourhoods across the UK that have been suffering from drivers using their streets as shortcuts and rat runs. Sat nav companies are updating their software to ensure that residential areas are not used as shortcuts, and instead, drivers will be directed to main roads.
more info…Consultants have been hired by the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) to examine ways to reduce emissions, which has led to discussions about a potential ‘tyre tax’.
more info…All you private and motor trade insurance policy holders get ready to buckle up, because the latest European Union Serious Organised Crime Threat Assessment (SOCTA) report has just been released and the results are shocking…if you can stay awake to read it.
more info…There’s been a huge jump in the number of drivers who are willing to admit to speeding on 60mph rural roads – which is unsurprising, since these roads are responsible for more deaths than any other type of road in the UK.
more info…Calling all EV car enthusiasts! Do you know the difference between Electric vehicle (EVs) tyres and normal tyres… No? Well, if you haven’t consulted with your local wheel and tyre dealer yet, let’s try and fill you in.
more info…Motor trade industry professionals will be pleased to learn of new government funding recently announced to assist in the decarbonisation of UK roads.
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