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Drivers across Shropshire have been reminded by police never to leave valuables in their vehicles, after a sat nav and bag were stolen from a car in Market Drayton.
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College students use mobile apps while driving
According to a new study more than one-third of college students are using mobile phone applications while driving. The worst about it is that some students continue using the phone applications after being in auto accidents.
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Erie county councilman charged again for driving on a suspended licence.
Erie County Councilman Ebert Beeman said Tuesday he does not remember being pulled over for driving on a suspended license earlier this month.
It has been at least two years since he was arrested for that, he said.
The Waterford councilman -- already beset by legal problems, including a federal indictment -- faces new charges, nonetheless.
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It's getting uglier on the roads, according to an opinion survey of B.C. motorists conducted for ICBC.
Fifty-five per cent of Lower Mainland residents believe drivers in their community have become less courteous over the past five years, the Ipsos Reid survey found.
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A driving test centre is to re-open – six months after it was closed due to a lack of demand.
The Driving Standards Agency has announced it will resume testing in Cumnock, Ayrshire, by the end of July.
The centre, in Hall Terrace, closed in January after a multi-purpose test centre opened in Ayr.
Re-opening the centre is part of a national trial to provide a more local service for test candidates. Ayrshire is one of seven UK areas to be part of the trial.