EU set to approve ‘hands off’ level 2 driving systems despite safety fears
EU auditors say EU road safety progress is ‘barely moving’
European Parliament backs megatrucks – big lorries, big mistake
Opinion – Will Foreign Drivers Continue Getting Away with Breaking the Law?
European Parliament vote on teenage lorry drivers is a wrong-turn for road safety
As Germany legalises cannabis, DVR warns on drug-driving enforcement
Call for breath tests to detect drivers under the influence of nitrous oxide
MEPs threaten road safety with increase of longer and heavier lorries
Heavier cars will pay more to park in Paris from September
Thousands of complaints about driver assistance system safety issues on Tesla vehicles
A speed limit on German motorways could bring EUR 1 bn a year in economic benefits
Will EU Member States act on the European Commission’s suggestion to reduce speeds ? We asked 27 Transport Ministers, and here is what they said.
Do electric cars crash more frequently than conventionally-powered cars?
Warning on rising German road deaths
80% of Germans support a total ban on drinking before driving
Higher fines for SUV-drivers in Frankfurt
Europe’s first cars with Level 3 automated driving go on sale in Germany
100 German cities want the right to set 30 km/h limits
Lack of standard safety features on vans criticised
Several countries tighten e-scooter rules as German study finds huge underreporting of injuries
ETSC Online Event – e-Scooter Safety: From research to action – 25 January 2022 – 10:00-12:30 CET
As Mercedes launches Europe’s first Level-3 automated vehicle system, it’s time for an EU crash investigation authority
Speeding fines doubled in Germany
Paris moves to 30 km/h across the city, as Brussels hails safety gains
Spain switches most urban roads to 30 km/h amid calls for action in several EU Member States
Is car no longer king in Berlin?
Online event – Road Safety and Society: Involving Stakeholders in Road Safety Programmes – 19 November – 10:00-12:00
Austria and Germany set to increase speeding fines