Articles by Gareth Roberts - Page 694

New figures from the BVRLA confirm the sector’s position as the UK’s leading adopter of cleaner and more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Drivers in London wasted more than 100 hours in gridlock last year, contributing to a UK average of 30 hours spent in delays.

George Osborne will use tomorrow’s Budget to give the green light to Crossrail 2 and HS3 amid major new investment in transport.

MPs on the Transport Committee say the drop in the number of recorded crimes on our roads does not represent a reduction in offences being committed.

Four out of five motorists believe the tax burden on fuel is already too high even before the Chancellor decides whether or not to increase fuel duty.

Garage owners and two MOT testers have been sentenced for conspiring to fraudulently issue MOT certificates.

The impending sale of the M6 toll road and rise in ULEVs has reignited the debate over alternative taxation models and pay-as-you go road pricing.

Plug-in petrol hybrids face a struggle in the used sector, because used buyers don't see the same advantages as company car drivers, says Glass’s.

Highways England has admitted it needs to up its game when it comes to communicating delays on the road network to drivers.