Illegally ridden e-scooters account for most casualties
Findings spark calls by road safety campaigners for urgent crackdown on ‘wild west misuse’ of the vehicles
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Findings spark calls by road safety campaigners for urgent crackdown on ‘wild west misuse’ of the vehicles
One in seven councils in Britain now charges for parking based on vehicle emissions
Data show hospital trusts made nearly £146m in income from patients and visitors with Lib Dems describing it as ‘tax on caring’
Penalties worth up to £6.5 million were issued unlawfully, according to lawyers acting for Dutch lorry firm
Drivers had to fork out £10.2 million in fines in less than two years for travelling through prohibited spaces on Manchester's Oxford Road
Department for Transport has paid more than £6 billion to capital’s transport body in seven different payments since May 2020
The Palestinian Solidarity campaign has been urged to let stewards intervene if they see racist behaviour
The revelation was made after police in Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands foiled a plot by Hamas to kill Jews in Europe
Figures from National Highways come as campaigners continue to raise concerns over the safety of all-lane roads
Mayor Andy Burnham says scheme similar to one introduced by Sadiq Khan in London would not help region meet clear air targets
Lack of competition has been linked to higher prices and lower quality
Office of Road and Rail concerned over practice of adding charges only at checkout
Chingford locals say the vibrations from road traffic shake their houses, causing cracks in the walls and ceilings
Boeing Dreamliner was flying to Canada from Heathrow and was carrying 216 passengers at nearly 3,000ft in July 2023 near-miss
Unnamed woman ordered to pay £770 after posting several videos giving tips on ‘beating’ rail companies
Director Paul King has revealed that every item of confectionery that appears in the new film can be eaten - as his waistline now proves