UK Drivers Face £500 Fines and Penalty Points for Child Car Seat Mistakes
UK drivers risk £500 fines and penalty points for child car seat errors. Experts warn against loose seats, bulky clothing, and premature forward-facing.
Category : Transport
Expert Questions Missing Seconds In Air India Crash Report
Expert highlights gaps in Air India crash preliminary report, questioning missing seconds and pilot actions.
Delta Co-Pilot Arrested at San Francisco Airport on Child Sexual Abuse Charges
Delta co-pilot arrested at San Francisco airport on child sexual abuse material charges; passengers describe officers storming cockpit.
Teenager Passes Driving Test After Learning via YouTube, Saves Over £1,000
Teenager Ollie Bird, 17, passed his driving test first time after learning via YouTube, saving over £1,000 on lessons.
A19 Crash Near Dalton Park Causes Major Rush Hour Delays
A van and truck collision on the A19 southbound near Dalton Park caused huge rush hour delays on June 29. No injuries were reported. Police responded just after 8.10am.
Carstairs Traffic Calming Review Approved After Petition
South Lanarkshire Council will review traffic calming in Carstairs Village after a 422-signature petition raised concerns about road build-outs, dangerous driving, and visibility issues.
MH370 Search Extended: Malaysia Renews Ocean Infinity Contract
Malaysia extends MH370 search contract with Ocean Infinity for another year, offering renewed hope to families. Transport Minister Anthony Loke announces commitment to find wreckage.
Ryanair, easyJet, Jet2, TUI boarding pass rules explained
Ryanair requires app-only boarding passes; easyJet and Jet2 offer digital and printed options; TUI accepts both. Know the rules to avoid fees.
England World Cup: Pubs May Stay Open Late for Last 16
England faces DR Congo in World Cup last 32 on Wednesday. If they reach last 16, pubs may open until 2am. Government urges councils to approve late licences.
HS2 Reset Must Be Delayed Until Viable, Says NAO
The National Audit Office warns that HS2's revised plans should not proceed until the government is confident of delivery, as costs soar to £102.7bn and trains delayed until 2039.
England to Allow Delivery Robots on Pavements Amid Safety Fears
Ministers signal support for law change to legalize autonomous delivery robots on England's pavements, with up to 10,000 robots planned, sparking safety concerns from campaigners.
Sydney to Create Dedicated Parking Zones for Shared Ebikes
NSW government announces $6.6m for councils to paint marked bays for shared ebikes, aiming to end blocked footpaths and reduce clutter in Sydney.
Russians Fight for Fuel After Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Motorists across Russia are fighting at petrol stations after Ukrainian drone strikes disrupted oil infrastructure, causing hours-long queues and violence as shortages spread to all 83 regions.
July Heatwave Flight Delays: Your Rights Explained
With another heatwave expected, travellers need to know their rights if flights are cancelled or delayed by extreme weather. UK261 rules provide refunds or rebooking, but compensation is unlikely due to extraordinary circumstances.
Three Irish Victims Named in Malaga Crash: Young Couple Among Dead
Three Irish nationals killed in a crash near Malaga, Spain, have been named as Mark McCullagh, Michaela Newcombe, and Amy McCullagh. A fourth, Ian McCullagh, survived with serious injuries.
Three Irish Tourists Killed in Spain Crash Near Malaga
Three Irish tourists were killed in a car crash near Malaga, Spain, after two vehicles collided on the A7 motorway and one plunged down an embankment. Another Irish person was injured.
BBC Faces Wimbledon vs World Cup Clash After England Match
BBC viewers complain as England's World Cup round-of-32 match vs DR Congo at 5pm on Wednesday clashes with Wimbledon prime-time coverage, forcing the broadcaster to adjust schedules.
UK Tourists Warned of Flight Cancellations Across Six Hotspots
UK tourists warned of flight cancellations at six hotspots due to jet fuel shortages from Iran tensions. Ministers urge preparation.
Ryanair Cancels 600 Flights in Major Travel Blow
Ryanair cancels 600 flights due to French air traffic control strikes, affecting 100,000 passengers in October.
DVSA's 16th Fault Rule for Learner Drivers Explained
Learn about the DVSA's 16th fault rule for learner drivers, which helps examiners decide whether to record a fault during the practical test.
Central European Airports Shut by Severe Icing, Stranding Passengers
Central European airports close or limit operations due to extreme icing, stranding travellers; Budapest, Vienna, Prague, Bratislava affected.
Three Irish Killed in Spain Crash, Minister Says
Three Irish people died and one was seriously injured in a two-vehicle collision on the A-7 motorway near Malaga, Spain, early Monday. Minister Robert Troy confirmed the 'absolutely devastating' news.
UK Households Warned: Never Pour Cream Liqueur Down Sink
Experts warn that pouring cream liqueurs down the sink can cause blocked pipes and costly fatbergs, with Thames Water clearing over 100,000 blockages yearly.
Simon Calder: no cash for BA and easyJet passengers
Travel expert Simon Calder explains that British Airways and easyJet passengers affected by weekend flight cancellations due to thunderstorms will not receive cash compensation, but are entitled to rerouting and care.
£101k Boost for South Lanarkshire Community Transport
Three South Lanarkshire community transport groups receive over £101,000 in SPT funding to provide essential journeys for healthcare, shopping, and social activities.
Padel Racket Banned as Weapon from Flights
A woman's padel racket was confiscated at Bali airport under Indonesian law classifying it as a dangerous device. The sport is the fastest growing in the UK with 1 million players.
Calder: BA and easyJet passengers won't get cash after cancellations
Up to 40,000 passengers were stranded after thunderstorms forced British Airways and easyJet to cancel over 200 flights. Simon Calder explains rights: no cash compensation, but airlines must rebook and provide meals/hotels.
Newcastle Bus Station Reopens After Heatwave-Hindered Works
Eldon Square Bus Station reopened after improvement works were challenged by 30C heat. Resurfacing was completed despite material issues, with upgrades including drainage and road markings.
Ryanair, Jet2, easyJet and TUI: Latest Boarding Pass Rules
Ryanair has moved to 100% digital boarding passes via its app; Jet2 offers paperless options via its app; TUI accepts both digital and paper; easyJet recommends its app but warns some airports don't accept mobile passes.
Greater Manchester Motorway Closures This Week
National Highways has confirmed multiple overnight closures on Greater Manchester motorways including M6, M60, M62, M56, M66 and A34 from Monday June 29 to Thursday July 2. Full list.
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