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Since July 1, 2017, all vehicles in Peru involved in road transportation and freight distribution have been required by law to send GPS location feeds to the SUTRAN Monitoring and Management Ce

After many years of delay, the European Commission (EC) is being called upon to introduce new minimum vehicle safety standards, and motoring groups, consumer representatives and industry bodies are expecting the announcement of a new package of transport leg

In February this year, the European Commission presented a proposal to revise and clarify the qualification and periodic training rules of truck and bus drivers, intended primarily to contribute to higher road safety standards and facilitate the mobility of

The #SaveKidsLives campaign was originally created for the 3rd United Nations Global Road Safety Week (UNGRSW) in 2015. The campaign has achieved incredible success with over 1 million supporters and continues to influence the global road safety agenda.

The number of road accidents in Mauritius from January to June 2016 increased by 8.8% when compared to the same period in 2015 (13,779 compared to 12,668).

The South African Department of Transport is busy on a process to standardize, as well as improve, the security features of the motor vehicle number plate.

An independent report on the EU’s law on the cross border enforcement of traffic rules recommends further action to ensure non-resident drivers are sanctioned for offences committed outside their home country.

Portugal’s long-awaited penalty points system for offences including speeding and drink driving took effect on 1 June. The “Carta de Condução por Pontos” will see drivers issued with 12 points by default, with between two and six points taken away every time an infraction is logged.

A warning has been issued in the UK which will be of interest to fleet managers.