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Tallia Storm blasts proposed ban on under-25s driving young passengers - Vimarsana News

Tallia Storm blasts proposed ban on under-25s driving young passengers

Glasgow-based singer Tallia, 24, went up against journalist Eleanor Mills, a mother-of-two-under-20, who supported the ban in order to cut serious accidents and road deaths.

UK Plans To Ban Drivers Under Age 25 From Giving Their Friends A Lift - Vimarsana News

UK Plans To Ban Drivers Under Age 25 From Giving Their Friends A Lift

New drivers under the age of 25 would not be able to take any young passengers in the car for the first 6 months to a year of driving.

Source: ndtv.com
New drivers aged under 25 could be banned from carrying young passengers - Vimarsana News

New drivers aged under 25 could be banned from carrying young passengers

Road safety charity Brake say drivers of a similar age are four times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash if they are driving with others - claiming peer pressure leads to young motorists showing off.

New young drivers to be banned from giving their friends a lift - Vimarsana News

New young drivers to be banned from giving their friends a lift

New drivers aged under 25 may be stopped from carrying young passengers as part of a “graduated driving licence” being considered by ministers. The restriction has the approval of Support for Victims of Road Crashes, an advisory committee to the Department for Transport. It will be considered by Ric

New drivers under 25 could face young passenger ban under 'graduated driving licence' scheme - Vimarsana News

New drivers under 25 could face young passenger ban under 'graduated driving licence' scheme

The idea of the "graduated driving licence" scheme stemmed from the death of a teenage passenger in her newly qualified friend's car.

Source: sky.com