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Rise in speeding fines takes effect

Legislation, UK News

Speeding fines for the most serious cases in England and Wales rose by up to 50 per cent with effect from Monday 24 April after new sentencing guidelines took effect. The previous limit for a speeding fine was 100 per cent of the driver’s weekly wage, up to £1,000 or £2,500 if they were caught on a motorway.

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2nd May 2017/by Andrew

Wales’ worst speeder – 136mph in 60mph limit

UK News

The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has discovered four people have been captured at speeds in excess of 120mph on roads in Wales in 2014 – with one being caught at 136mph.

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20th April 2015/by Andrew

ABD demands moratorium on 20mph speed limits

UK News

No new 20mph speed limits should be allowed until a Department for Transport study is published in 2017, says the Alliance of British Drivers (ABD).

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23rd March 2015/by Andrew

Reduction in road casualties “disappointingly slow” says Brake

UK News

The government’s official annual road casualty report, released recently, has confirmed figures showing disappointingly slow progress in reducing road casualties in the UK. 1,713 people were killed in 2013, at a rate of five a day, 2 per cent fewer than in 2012. 21,657 people suffered serious injuries, at a rate of 59 a day, 6 per cent fewer than in 2012.

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29th September 2014/by admin

ABD rejects claims by 20mph lobby

UK News

Members of the campaign group ABD have overwhelmingly rejected the claims made by 20mph advocates that reducing speed limits will increase cycling, walking and improve health and quality of life.

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8th September 2014/by admin

Campaign group says “No more 20 mph zones”

UK News

Campaign group Alliance of British Drivers is calling for Government to halt the roll out of 20mph zones following further increases in 20mph accidents. The organisation has also questioned the motivation of proponents who continue to advocate a national roll out of 20mph zones, despite the ongoing Government investigation and the increased recorded accident statistics in current 20mph zones.

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29th August 2014/by admin

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