Priority lanes will be in operation during the 2012 Olympics, with 60 miles of roads in the capital reserved for accredited Olympic vehicles only. The ‘Games Lanes’ will form part of the... continue
Wirral Borough Council is considering a proposal to use civil enforcement officers (CEOs) as... continue
Trees and hedges are being planted on rural roads in Norfolk as a traffic calming measure. About 200 trees have been planted on the... continue
The government has hinted that it may scrap anti-social behaviour orders, with Home Secretary Theresa May announcing that it is “time to move beyond the ASBO”. She accused... continue
A National Audit Office (NAO) report reveals that Courts in England and Wales are owed £1.3bn in unpaid fines, confiscation and compensation orders due to inadequacies in financial management at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). The watchdog said that the department was failing to operate... continue
The environmental campaign Keep Britain Tidy has revealed that the bill to clean up England’s streets... continue
Criminal laws dealing with petty offences should be scrapped, according to the body responsible for reviewing the law in England... continue
A driver who ran up more than £18,000 in penalty charge notices has been declared bankrupt. Claire Williams, a paralegal in Aberdeen, ran up the bill in a year by parking near to her law firm’s office in the city centre. She was repeatedly issued with £60 fines for her black... continue
London First, the business membership organisation, has released a report on roadworks and the cost of congestion, concluding that a new... continue
A safety scheme aimed at preventing parents from parking dangerously outside primary schools in an area of Worcester has been declared a success by the city council. Spontaneous patrols by police officers and civil enforcement officers took place at two schools in the Warndon area to encourage... continue
An average speed camera system is to be trialled at a primary school in Poole, Dorset. The six-month trial of Siemens new SafeZone cameras will start at Springdale First School in September. The cameras will measure the average speed of vehicles travelling between two points, but data collected... continue
Last month Oxfordshire County Council pulled the plug on its fixed and mobile... continue
Offenders are being ‘invited’ to go back to... continue
Savage cuts government spending on road safety schemes could see thousands of speed cameras switched off across England and... continue
Unattended camera enforcement is increasingly proving to be a cost effective way of improving road... continue
London's new Police Cycle Task Force (CTF) has made 36 arrests along with the security marking of more... continue
The general public support the coalition government’s proposal of the ‘Big Society’ but lack of knowledge holding them back. One in three British adults (37%) has not heard of prime minister David Cameron’s ideas for a ‘Big Society’, according to new research... continue
LOW?LEVEL anti-social behaviour could be tackled through the introduction of conflict... continue
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