Give warning letters not fines for first bus lane offence, says RACCouncils should issue warning letters instead of fines for first-time bus lane offenses, according to the RAC's research.
Dangerous driver ran over police officer during outrageous' 100mph chase on A12Shayden Mullings was sentenced to nearly four years for dangerous driving after a police chase in a stolen vehicle.
The fatal flaw in road safetyDriver behavior is key to improving road safety in the U.S. beyond just vehicle design changes.
Can Technology Help Us Calm Down Road Rage? | HackerNoonRoad rage incidents are increasing, prompting interest in technological interventions to calm drivers.
Study Finds Tesla Has Higher Rate of Fatal Accidents Than Any Other CarTesla has the highest rate of fatal accidents among US car brands, significantly above the national average.
The fatal flaw in road safetyDriver behavior is key to improving road safety in the U.S. beyond just vehicle design changes.
Can Technology Help Us Calm Down Road Rage? | HackerNoonRoad rage incidents are increasing, prompting interest in technological interventions to calm drivers.
Study Finds Tesla Has Higher Rate of Fatal Accidents Than Any Other CarTesla has the highest rate of fatal accidents among US car brands, significantly above the national average.
Transit systems turn to AI-powered cameras to catch drivers who block bus lanesTransit agencies are leveraging AI cameras to monitor and enforce bus lane regulations, aiming to modify driver behavior rather than just issue fines.
Partial automated systems increase likelihood of distracted driving: studyPartial automated driving systems can lead to increased distracted driving as users become complacent and over-rely on technology.
California is No. 1 for road rage in the US, Forbes says. Here's what is making drivers angryCalifornia ranks No. 1 in the U.S. for road rage incidents, with aggressive behaviors on the rise.
Partial automated systems increase likelihood of distracted driving: studyPartial automated driving systems can lead to increased distracted driving as users become complacent and over-rely on technology.
California is No. 1 for road rage in the US, Forbes says. Here's what is making drivers angryCalifornia ranks No. 1 in the U.S. for road rage incidents, with aggressive behaviors on the rise.
The Stubborn Problem of Cars Killing PeopleDrivers' bad judgment remains a critical issue despite historical safety improvements.
Survey: California drivers are the most confrontational, road rage commonCalifornia drivers are the most confrontational, with high instances of road rage incidents.