Francis Hodibert failed a mandatory HGV drivers eye test at his local branch of the opticians, but had his licence reinstated ...
Francis Hodibert claims the optician’s alleged negligence means he may ‘never make a sufficient recovery to work again’ ...
A lorry driver who had been using a built-in touch screen when his truck smashed into a stationary vehicle, causing fatal ...
On 26 January, officers from Cambridgeshire Police drove an adapted lorry on roads including the A1 (M), A1307, A14 and M11. The cab gave officers a clear line-of-sight into other vehicles. The team ...
Drivers must inform the DVLA about medical and eye conditions that affect their ability to drive safely or face fines up to £1,000 and possible prosecution ...
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Police use lorry to catch Cambridgeshire drivers using mobile phone on A1
Police officers got behind the wheel of a lorry in a bid to catch other drivers illegally using mobile phones while on some ...
The police rolled out a HGV on roads across Cambridgeshire to target drivers using their mobile phones at the wheel. The force took to the A1 (M), A1307, A14 and M11 on January 26 as part of a ...
UK drivers who hold a car or motorcycle licence could be issued £1,000 fine, the DVLA warns. But it's not just people who have been driving for years that are at risk, as learner drivers could also ...
The gov.uk website states that if you have any conditions that affect your driving, you must inform the DVLA. Failure to do so could result in a £1,000 fine, meaning before you get behind the wheel ...
Whether you want the basic safety net or complete rescue package, the bill depends as much on what’s needed as what is included ...
THIS dashcam footage released by Gwent Police shows a dangerous driver crashing into a car and a lorry following a high-speed ...
The DVLA can issue £1,000 fines to motorists who fail to notify them of two pieces of information ...
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