The Independent reports on various critical issues, from reproductive rights to climate change. The RAC's new research highlights that many drivers inadvertently enter bus lanes, with over a third admitting to the error. Most of these drivers believe the signage is unclear. The RAC suggests that councils issue warning letters instead of fines for initial offenses, reflecting the understanding that the majority of violations are unintentional. This proposal aims to better serve drivers while ensuring compliance with traffic regulations.
The RAC's research indicates that more than a third of drivers have accidentally driven in bus lanes, suggesting councils should prioritize warning letters over fines.
Simon Williams, head of policy at the RAC, emphasized that most drivers do not intentionally drive in bus lanes, supporting the call for clearer signage.
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