Government to mend our roads

After years of no win no fee cases involving the maintenance of our roads, the government have decided to finally do something about public road improvements after an average of £53 million a year is spent in compensation claims to drivers who have either had damage caused to their cars or been involved in an accident as a result.

In a recent study of bad roads, Wales and England scored the highest in the number of roads that are badly damaged. The study has also found that our public roads have over 3.5 million holes, which are causing more and more damage to our vehicles. The danger of the badly maintained roads is also reflected in the number of road accidents that occur each year.

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October 14^th 2008

• DVLA takes tough stand on licenses
• Diesel pump contaminated with illegal fuel
• Credit crunch hits drivers hard
• Ambulance hit by speeding van
• Texting while driving more deadly than drinking
• Seatbelt fines to double
• 10000 uninsured vehicles seized
• White van man loses crown as worst motorist according to cyclists
• Attacks on traffic wardens
• Evo X to police the streets
• Fire engine stolen by callout lady
• Lotus introduces Ice Buggy
• Crackdown on road tax criminals