British drivers feel older motorists could be most affected if road users are forced to retake driving tests every decade.

A growing number of Brits are calling for harsher restrictions to be introduced for motorists who recently passed their ...

Each type of road test has a maximum number of points you can get before you fail. For example, you get points when you: don’t show a necessary driving skill, such as not checking mirrors or blind ...

An analysis of traffic safety survey data found “no support" that legal marijuana access changed public opinion around ...

Practical driving test wait times are longer than ever, with less than half of learners passing the first time – now the DVSA ...

While not all bad driving habits lead to fatal accidents, they can result in traffic violations ... than others. In a study around the "Big Five" personality traits test model — which cites ...

How good is your driving knowledge ... Practice your road signs because it's the biggest theory test topic. There are more questions about road signs than any other topic." A steep uphill slope ...

The Driving Research and Simulation Laboratory at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon runs studies about motorist health and safety on its two driver simulators, one for regular cars and ...

A NEW study has identified the test routes in Cheshire where pupils are more likely to succeed. We all remember the nauseating feeling of approaching a driving test, that tricky junction or double ...

[4] He said the government had invested HK$60 million into driverless cars and another HK$67 million into technologies related to the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) under the Smart Traffic Fund.

indicating "about two-way traffic straight ahead". It appears numerous road users were unaware of what the sign meant. One social media user admitted, "I passed my test in 1989 and I don't recall ...