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The Driving Instructors Association is offering its support to fight the growing road safety issue of blinding lights affecting a driver's ability to perceive hazards.

65 percent of the vehicles tested in 2010 reached the five star rating.

Road safety experts will meet next month to find out how the reduction in public spending will impact on strategies to prevent accidents on the UK's roads.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is launching a new Meet the Experts event series.

Goodyear predicts substantial growth in the next 12 months for high performance tyres.

HPI are warning the write-offs being repaired and returned to UK roads for sale is rising.

Brake comment on the release of a drug screening tool able to catch out drivers under the influence.

Cardinus Risk Management forges alliance with insurance broker support and development service.

Driving for Better Business conference will highlight the achievements made by those organisations in cutting risk and improving performance.

Volvo to show how a safe electric car looks after a collision at the Detroit Auto Show.

Licence Link from CFC Solutions is updated with new look and feel changes.

IAM's latest report shows reductions in fatalities within our two most vulnerable age groups.

The 2011 Road Safety Week has been confirmed as 21-27 November.

E-Training World has launched a new customised driver programme.

Suitability of electric vehicles and business-in-kind rates will also require action this year

Industry experts strive to raise the standards of professionalism in fleet management

Cutting the number of accidents involving at-work drivers can save millions of pounds

Latest SmartDrive study shows how driver distraction is more likely to lead to an accident.

TyreSafe receives backing from Toyota and Lexus to help raise standards of tyre care and maintenance.

Road Safety Minister Mike Penning plans to trial a new motorcycle test.

Research by Brake and Direct Line has discovered that more drivers are travelling home the morning after still over the limit.

The EU commission is hoping to make driving safer for motorcyclists.

Wiltshire Council puts driver safety first with Fleet Support Group's 'Permit to Drive' programme.

ATS Euromaster backs Tyresafe in criticism of cold weather tyre insurance premiums.

Company investigated after fatal crash involving one of its drivers.

TyreSafe expresses disbelief and concern over what they believe is a lack of understanding about the added safety benefits of winter weather tyres.

Recommendations for Government action to tackle drink and drug driving have today been published by parliament’s Transport Select Committee.

WNS management set out to implement a severe weather action plan to minimise the impact on the fleet.

The Government is considering introducing new legislation on official reporting for at-work driving accidents.

The updated edition of Van Drivers' Handbook has been released from the Freight Transport Association.

Fleet News provides a break down of what drivers need to do in the event of an accident.

Research on vision has found that primary age children cannot accurately see, or judge the speed of, vehicles travelling above 20 mph.

Speed camera alert systems and speed cameras work hand in hand in helping educate drivers on speed limits, says Coyote.

The Cardinus SME site gives free, targeted risk advice for specialist businesses.

Interactive Driving Systems has launched a hit-while-parked collisions guide to cut the significant cost these crashes have.

During Road Safety Week Trimble is supporting road safety charity, Brake, in its work to reduce the number of accidents on our roads.

Brake failure on a van was averted using new technology from Masternaut.

Read the road safety best practice guide from SUPREME.

Official reporting of at-work driver accidents not ruled out by government.

British Telecommunications reaffirms commitment to community road safety by re-launching its Family and Friends Road Safety program.