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The most common drink-driving excuse revealed - Vimarsana News

The most common drink-driving excuse revealed

According to separate research carried out by comparison site Compare.com, more than 10,000 drivers were arrested last year for drink-driving offences during the festive season.

Nine in ten drivers still witness others using a phone at the wheel... exactly 20 years after laws made it illegal - Vimarsana News

Nine in ten drivers still witness others using a phone at the wheel... exactly 20 years after laws made it illegal

Laws making it illegal to use a phone at the wheel were first introduced on 1 December 2003 - yet drivers still haven't got the message, according to a new AA poll.

Call for new AI cameras after dramatic decline in mobile phone fines - Vimarsana News

Call for new AI cameras after dramatic decline in mobile phone fines

Mobile phone use while driving is rife, yet prosecutions have declined dramatically over the past decade.

Nine in ten drivers still witness others using a phone at the wheel... exactly 20 years after laws made it illegal - Vimarsana News

Nine in ten drivers still witness others using a phone at the wheel... exactly 20 years after laws made it illegal

Laws making it illegal to use a phone at the wheel were first introduced on 1 December 2003 - yet drivers still haven't got the message, according to a new AA poll.

'It's not their fault': calls for curbs on young drivers after fatal Welsh crash | Wales - Vimarsana News

'It's not their fault': calls for curbs on young drivers after fatal Welsh crash | Wales

After the death of four teens, many are asking if restrictions such as on night driving or carrying passengers could save young lives