The Road Safety Trust has announced the award of more than £1.1 million in grant funding for six new projects focused on addressing inequalities in

From 1 April 2025, the Scottish Government made it a legal requirement for Approved Driving Instructors (ADIs), Potential Driving Instructors (PDIs) and rider trainers to

This morning, partly in reaction to the Secretary of State’s announcement of further measures to tackle test waiting times, and partly to escalate our concerns

On 6 May 2025 DVSA will begin a trial to increase the amount of time your pupils spend on higher speed roads, including rural roads,

DVSA said last month that the short notice cancellation period would increase to 10 clear working days from today (Tuesday 8 April 2025). They have

Michael McDonnell, director of Road Safety Scotland, has seen his distinguished career recognised with a Road Safety Support Lifetime Achievement Award. Michael began his career

Operation Limit, the UK’s nationally coordinated drink and drug driving enforcement campaign, has once again laid bare the growing and deadly threat of impaired driving

Most national governments are failing to significantly improve road safety due in part to an incomplete picture of the number of injuries and a lack

Police forces across the UK are gearing up for a four week road safety campaign, with a particular focus on criminal use of roads. Operation

From today (Monday 7 April 2025), the part-time driving test at Penzance is temporarily closing. This is due to essential repair works on the building. 

One in every six miles of the local road network in England and Wales – equivalent to 34,600 miles – has less than 15 years’

More than 120 road safety improvement projects have received funding from the Scottish Government, supporting efforts to help save lives on the country’s roads. A