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German blitz on had drivers
Page 18 from 16th August 1986• The drastic increase in road accidents in West Germany since the beginning of 1986 (fatalities were up almost 18%), has led to a tighteningup by......
New tech rules OK
Page 7 from 4th January 1990• Government plans to use new technology to enforce road traffic law have been largely welcomed by the Freight Transport Association. "The......
Enforcement, not Law
Page 3 from 5th July 1963DI LACK smoke, overloading, speed. All right, let it be admitted that some commercial vehicles offend legal and social limits in these respects.......
Enforcement a high price
Page 23 from 17th September 1992The Vehicle Inspectorate has a problem: does it enforce the rules no matter what the expense, or should it resort to cheaper methods of keeping......
Foreign drivers must obey our laws
Page 22 from 19th November 1971from our political correspondent • New measures to ensure that visiting foreign lorry drivers obey the law are to be taken by the Government. The......
VI denies going soil on cowboys
Page 6 from 10th September 1992• Allegations that the prosecution of "cowboy" operators is being severely hampered by budgetary limits imposed by the Vehicle Inspectorate were......
500 lights broke law
Page 11 from 10th June 1999IIII The level of law breaking among operators of light goods vehicles was highlighted last week when Vehicle Inspectorate officials handed out......
No Sunday ban on foreign heavies
Page 7 from 26th November 1971• A Government spokesman has turned down the suggestion that Sunday restrictions should be placed on heavy Continental vehicles in this country.......
THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EXECUTIVE will warmly welcome...
Page 45 from 22nd March 2001its discussion document, Preventing at-work road traffic incidents Copies can be obtained online at www.hsebooks.comk, or from HSE Books on 01782......
HARD SHOULDER.
Page 8 from 14th October 2004EXPRESS MARKS THE SPOT The Great British Public might well rise up against the threat of more on-the-spot fines for traffic offences. Mr X sees......