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The DVLA Give Their Top Tips For Avoiding Online Scams
Did you know that nearly 20,000 people contacted the DVLA last year to report a suspected scam? As criminals and fraudsters become more advanced, it is becoming harder to sport these scams, which means it has never been more important for motorists to stay vigilant.
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40% Of Drivers Have No Commuting Alternative
According to new research from the RAC, four in ten (40%) motorists believe they have no viable alternative to using their car for commuting. This figure rises significantly to 70% for those residing in rural areas.
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Councils Increasingly Moving Towards Cashless Parking
An increasing number of local authorities are considering switching to cashless parking systems in a bid to cut costs, according to the AA. While some councils have already implemented cashless payments in part or all of their car parks, more are now looking to follow suit.
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Two Drivers Caught Watching YouTube While Driving
Two motorists were caught watching YouTube videos on their mobile phones during Operation Tramline last month. Supported by National Highways, the operation saw police using an HGV tractor unit to monitor offences committed by lorry drivers on major roads.
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Do You Know The Dangers Of Driving While Drowsy?
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) and the Fatigue Group are warning drivers of the dangers of drowsy driving after more than 430 people were killed or seriously injured, and nearly 1,300 collisions were recorded due to tiredness in 2023.
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Over One In Seven Drivers See Others Not Buckling Up
Recent figures from The AA Charitable Trust have revealed that more than one in seven drivers frequently witness others not wearing seatbelts on motorways. According to the data, 15% of respondents reported seeing a driver without a seatbelt, while 14% observed unbelted passengers travelling on these high-speed roads.
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Drivers Call for Improved Signage to Highlight Public EV Charging
A recent study by The AA suggests that drivers believe better signage for public EV charge points is necessary to enhance the visibility of the charging network and encourage electric vehicle adoption.
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Over 38,000 potholes remain unfixed!
Potholes are a major concern for motorists, and local authorities are facing increased pressure, with over 38,000 remaining from 2024, according to data from a public sector insurer.
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Don’t Get Caught Out With Your Insurance Policy!
Motorists are being warned to check their insurance policies for a common mistake that could end up costing them hundreds of pounds: Losing their car keys.
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Ban On Electronic Devices Used For Vehicle Theft Comes Into Force
The possession and distribution of electronic devices utilised in vehicle theft will soon be outlawed, with offenders facing a maximum prison sentence of five years.
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