The road to Paris 2024: Essential tips for a smooth drive to the Olympics
In 2023, France was the second most **popular holiday spot for Brits, and it’s set to be just as favoured by families and sports fans alike this year
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Record number of drivers caught ignoring Red X signs on smart motorways
· More than 53,000 drivers have been caught by cameras since police started enforcing against the contravention and the numbers have risen ten-fold in three years
· Red X signs are common on smart motorways and indicate the lane is closed
· Flouting the rules puts lives at risk when motorists are stranded in a live laneMore than 53,000 motorists have been caught by pol -
REACTION: IAM RoadSmart comments on the King's Speech
IAM RoadSmart Director of Policy and Standards Nicholas Lyes said: “While it is early days, this programme does not seem to offer a great deal on improving safety on our road network. Additionally, we would have also liked to see some vision on how the Government intends to fix our crumbling road network. A commitment to an infrastructure plan for roads renewal and an updated road safety strategy
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REACTION: IAM RoadSmart calls on social media companies to update policy to deter illegal driving
This follows the case of Darryl Anderson, who was jailed for more than 17 years for causing death by dangerous driving
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Northern Ireland – Road safety briefing. Last updated: June 2024
Police Service for Northern Ireland data shows:
Calendar year 2024 so far: As of 1st June 2024, there have been 26 fatalities on Northern Ireland’s roads.
Regions: In 2023, Newry, Mourne and Down district had the highest number of road deaths with 11 fatalities. Belfast City district recorded the most serious injuries in 2023 (127 people).
Data shows the biggest principal causation factor -
Jungle Jamborees and Tuk-Tuk Tales: A Wild Ride on Sri Lanka’s Roads by IAM RoadSmart member Christopher Hill.
I am afraid I am a bit of a dinosaur, having passed my advanced motorcycle test back around 1988
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REACTION: IAM RoadSmart urges new government to prioritise drivers.
IAM RoadSmart Policy and Standards Director Nicholas Lyes said: “IAM RoadSmart welcomes the new government and ministers to their positions. Doubtless to say, there are plenty of issues that need to be addressed: Motorists are dealing with pothole-plagued roads, expensive pump prices, soaring insurance premiums, and worse, progress on reducing serious and fatal road collisions has stalled for many
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Gear Up and Go: Festival Bound with Good Vibes and Great Driving.
The summer is jam-packed with music and dance events, from Glastonbury to the Isle of Wight to Reading, signalling the official start of festival season.
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REACTION: IAM RoadSmart comments on the British Medical Association's calls to lower the drink-drive limit
IAM RoadSmart Director of Policy and Standards Nicholas Lyes said: “The number of people killed on our roads where at least one driver was over the limit has remained stubbornly high for over a decade. Cutting the drink-drive limit would be a positive step forward in reducing road casualties but we also need to see an increased emphasis on re-training. Evidence suggests that those who take a drink
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Keep yourself and others safe by not drinking or driving after the football game.
The countdown is on to Euro 2024. Over 31 days, and with 24 football games to watch, there is a lot to get excited about.
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Nick Lomas appointed as Vice Chair of IAM RoadSmart
IAM RoadSmart is pleased to announce that Nick Lomas has today been appointed as Vice Chair of the charity.
Nick originally joined IAM RoadSmart as a Trustee in March 2020 and over the last four years has become an established and reliable Board member and his elevation to Vice Chair will ensure continuing support for Chair Stuart Donald QPM.Nick has a wealth of experience that he brings to hi -
Safer roads for all: IAM RoadSmart manifesto calls on political parties to prioritise road safety
Manifesto calls for all parties to commit to an updated road safety strategy and a national roads renewal programme Focus should be on skills, infrastructure, and enforcement
The UK’s largest independent road safety charity IAM RoadSmart has published its manifesto “safer roads for all” calling on all political parties to bring forward plans to reduce the numbers of killed and seriously inj
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