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North Review calls for lower drink drive limit

18 June 2010
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An independent report into drink and drug driving laws, commissioned by the Department for Transport, has recommended cutting the UK drink drive limit from 80mg alcohol per 100ml blood to…
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Minister resists extending RIDDOR to work-related road injuries

8 March 2010
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Road safety minister Paul Clark has confirmed that there are no immediate plans to bring work-related deaths and injuries under the HSE’s injury and incident reporting system RIDDOR.
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Misleading traffic cones caused motorway death

16 December 2009
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A roadworks contractor has been fined £65,000 after misplaced traffic cones led to a fatal motorway crash.
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Coach crash duo jailed for manslaughter

16 November 2009
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A coach driver and his business partner have been jailed for the manslaughter of a couple who died when a coach collided with their car on the A64 near Scarborough.…
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Road works failings cost Balfour Beatty £46,139

21 September 2009
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Major contractor Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Services must pay fines and costs of £46,139 after a head-on collision in road works in Essex left a motorcyclist in intensive care.
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Road risk: route and branch

8 April 2010
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A systematic approach to assessing road risk means focusing on the driver, the route and the environment, as well as the vehicle, writes Duncan Lloyd.
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Fit for the road

11 August 2009
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Each year, thousands of UK employees take advanced driver training courses. Becky Allen finds out what's involved and what employers stand to gain.
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Dangerous goods: gently does it

5 June 2009
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Chris MacRae explains how new regulations will dramatically change the way dangerous goods are moved by road, rail, sea and air.
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Site manoeuvres

1 May 2009
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Workplace transport and safe vehicle movements are Lawrence Bamber's theme in the latest of his revision articles for NEBOSH National Diploma students.
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Goods vehicles: competent for the road?

6 March 2009
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