Failing to declare vital health information to the DVLA could result in a financial penalty - here's what the rules say ...

In one six-year study in Ohio, more than 40 percent of fatal accident victims tested positive for active levels of THC.

Motorists could be slapped with a hefty £1,000 fine for getting behind the wheel with one medical condition, according to a DVLA rule. Experts at Select Car Leasing have explained that individuals ...

Jaipur: Following a series of road accident deaths in Rajasthan in the past month, the state government has come up with ...

A driver had an "unbelievable" eyetest failure as part of police checks on hundreds of drivers. Officers were out in Holyhead ...

The selection committee came into its meetings armed with a dozen metrics to help it tease out the differences that will ...

Older motorists could have driving licences revoked at the roadside for failing eye tests. Humberside Police launched a major two-week road safety initiative, ‘Operation Dark Night’.

Elderly drivers are being warned that they could face police action if their eyesight does not meet legal requirements as ...

The tests are voluntary, but if a driver commits an offence the police have the power to request a test. If they fail a ...

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Motorists are being cautioned about a straightforward error that could result in police immediately revoking their licence.