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1. The thin end of a very big wedge
(News/Captain Gatso\'s Blog)
...mera doesn't work (see yesterday's blog) so here we have the government wading in again. Apparently, transport secretary Geoff Hoon has said traditional fixed-point speed cameras may be replac...

2. Official! Speed cops are a dying breed
(News/Captain Gatso\'s Blog)
... offically a dying breed – with some forces slashing patrols by up to 84 per cent. The Department for Transport survey shows the head count has reduced by nearly 20 per cent across Britain in a...

3. News of the World: Flash of anger
(News/Captain Gatso\'s Blog)
...Road safety group Brake said: “Speed cameras are there to protect lives.” And the Department of Transport said: “We condemn these acts.”   ...

4. Experts: Labour's transport policy has failed
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So here you have it - as if you are surprised! It's official - NuLabour's transport policy isn't working. When that clown Prescott was in charge it was never going to happen (and he said h

... replace existing speed cameras in our residential areas and motorway system. According to the Department of Transports own figures, the number of car drivers who break the 30 mph speed limit has drop...

...iers from all around the UK. The convoy will make its way to central London, parking close to Marble Arch. Transport for London has said the A40 will be closed between White City and Edgware Road in...

7. Drivers' curse takes over county's roads
(News/Police and The Law)
...hile the number of traffic police has fallen to a five-year low. New figures released by the Department for Transport show there were 345 fixed and mobile speed camera sites across the county in 2006...

...e for petrol. The current cost of 117.41 pence per litre for petrol consists of 49.57p for the oil company, transporters and retailers whilst the Chancellor gets 67.84p. AA president Edmund King, sa...

...nsurance premiums, petrol prices and car maintenance costs are pushing drivers off the roads and onto public transport, according to MoneyExpert.com. The independent financial comparison website says...

...decreased by 30 per cent after the toll was introduced in February 2003 but has now returned to how it was. Transport for London said the freed road space created by the 21 per cent drop in traffic h...

...r so that there is not so much disruption for couriers and other motorists. That is the view of the Freight Transport Association (FTA), which has also argued that local authority funding for the imp...

...ne in 20 chance of being prosecuted against a one in six chance in 1999. The figures were unearthed by Tory transport spokesman Theresa Villiers from answers to a series of parliamentary questions. ...

...work but I won't.  AS previously given to the Evening Standard via our sources in low places within Transport for London and the LSCP - here they are at it again. I can confirm that the A13 w...

14. Sky spy to track drivers
(News/Police and The Law)
...rsquo;s Budget that the Government was pushing ahead with national road pricing – just one month after Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly appeared to shelve the idea....

...to stay out of their cars. It will introduce the low speed limit as a means of getting people to use public transport, walk more or use bicycles, with the aim of cutting pollution and increasing the ...

...se environmentally friendlier fuels to avoid paying the congestion charge could lose their exemption.   Transport for London (TfL) has announced plans to phase-out the Alternative Fuel Discount (...

...r an average of 15 per cent of speeding offences — 30 per cent in some states. Jacques Barrot, the EU Transport Commissioner, said that the exchange of drivers’ data was needed because to...

...h would previously have been picked up and dealt with by traffic police will now be handled by Department of Transport civilian motorway patrol crews. That will leave police free to take action again...

...ight into central Government funds. Chief executive Paul Everitt said the cost of CO2 emissions by all road transport represents only about ten per cent of the revenue raised from "environmental...

... the government has not surrendered to the motoring lobby over the controversial policy. The Department for Transport has confirmed it is pressing ahead with its plan to examine how the systems would...

21. Speed cameras collect over £100m in fines
(News/Police and The Law)
New figures released by the Department for Transport (DfT) revealed that the 38 safety camera partnerships in England and Wales raised £104.4m in 2006/07.       Motorists in

.... The utility firms are currently given almost a free rein to dig holes in the road. But the Department for Transport is currently considering plans to give local authorities power to regulate road a...

...itain opposed the measure but was unable to block it because a majority of other EU nations were in favour. Transport Minister Jim Fitzpatrick admitted this week that the rules, which will come into ...

24. Captain Gatso: It's Budget Day today
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... are taken by the Govenment." And people still don't get angry? This is backed up by the Freight Transport Association who say: "The FTA, along with other transport bodies, wish to se...

25. Captain Gatso: We need a fuel protest champion
(News/Captain Gatso\'s Blog)
...rotest. What is happening? Has this Government really cowed us into submission? What are the hauliers and transport industry doing? They've had meetings but no formal action. I know Nu Labour ...

...rgatory" for Londoners and overturn policies that penalised motorists. Launching his vision for London transport, the MP for Henley signalled his ambitious plan to persuade London's train un...

27. Captain Gatso: Hurrah for sensible politicians!
(News/Captain Gatso\'s Blog)
...r own personal politics go to the link below and enjoy, for once, a sensible policy paper about our cars and transport system. This is the link at conway.org . This group celebrates the freedom brough...

...ccording to controversial proposals drawn up by Conservative Way Forward. The group, chaired by former Tory transport minister Chris Chope, also suggest that speed cameras and "unnecessary"...

...to pay higher insurance premiums as a result. County Councillor Stuart Pile, Executive Member for Highways, Transport and Rural Affairs, said: "I want to stress that all those people who were co...

... issued and is not enforceable.  This was confirmed in the 2007 High Court case of R (on Application of Transport for London) v Parking Adjudicator (interested party Ademolake) (EWHC 1172 Admin) ...

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