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People: Radwell International; ICON Projects; Freeths; CRM; JMW Solicitors - Vimarsana News

People: Radwell International; ICON Projects; Freeths; CRM; JMW Solicitors

Catriona Chapman has been appointed as European director of sales and service at Radwell International. Radwell is now one of Europe’s biggest providers

Exclusive: more than 280,000 speeding fines cancelled in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: more than 280,000 speeding fines cancelled in 2021

Over one in seven speeding tickets were cancelled in 2021, with administrative errors and stolen vehicles among the most common reasons

2022 Highway Code changes: 7 million drivers unaware of new rules for cars, cyclists and HGVs - Vimarsana News

2022 Highway Code changes: 7 million drivers unaware of new rules for cars, cyclists and HGVs

Research suggests 20 percent of motorists risk endangering other road users and pedestrians by not knowing rule changes

How Highway Code changes could put up the cost of your car insurance - Vimarsana News

How Highway Code changes could put up the cost of your car insurance

“So this is quite a balanced package, and I think it’s worth noting that the injuries and deaths that take place because of cyclists are also unacceptable.” But all road users are in for a nightmare when the rules change on January 29, as publicity for the changes is failing to reach all drivers. According […]

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2022 Highway Code changes: Do you know the new road rules for cars, cyclists and HGVs? - Vimarsana News

2022 Highway Code changes: Do you know the new road rules for cars, cyclists and HGVs?

We asked the DfT to explain new 2022 Highway Code rules, and how they’ll be enforced but concerns remain over communication to the public.