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Danger of Drivers Not Admitting Medical Conditions – More than one million drivers over the age of 65 have not told the DVLA they have …

Northern Ireland will be introducing a two-tier drink drive limit in 2018 and if you drive lorries for a living you will need to be …

The extent to which the DVSA deals with offences such as drivers’ hours and tachograph meddling has been questioned in the House of Commons, when …

An appeal against a dangerous driving conviction – in which a woman fell asleep at the wheel and collided with an oncoming car – was …

The DVLA has admitted it incorrectly revoked the licences of hundreds of drivers after relying on the test results produced from faulty equipment used by …

According to the Motor Insurance Bureau (MIB) the police seize 2,500 uninsured vehicles every week. In addition, it says that every three minutes someone is …

Scotland’s traffic police have now secured legal powers to issue formal warnings to motorists who are driving at just above the speed limit. It means …

This summer is the first time drug testing kits – drugalysers – will become a common feature during roadside testing. The law now states that …

Receiving through the post a notice of intended prosecution (NIP) is not the best surprise to receive through your letter box, but ignore it at …

Blue Badge fraud is on the up. Figures show that there are 2.58m of the disabled parking permits in circulation, but 20% of these are …

The welcome publication of the Senior Traffic Commissioner’s statutory guidance and directions documents is providing clarity and understanding on a host of areas relating to …

Hello, and welcome to the Keep Me On The Road blog. Keep Me On The Road is the collective name for the Road Transport Law …