Drivers risk £1,000 fine for habit when stuck at traffic lights - what you need to know
Motorists in the UK could face fines up to £1,000 for using their phones while stopped at traffic lights, as this is considered breaking the law regarding mobile device usage while driving.
Column "In the Middle...": Speed Dating with Lights and Sirens
A night out in Sylt takes a turn when a driver is pulled over for driving too slowly according to local traffic laws.
This is how your car can end up too. Polish police will drive a Mustang due to alcohol
Polish police have introduced stricter traffic laws, allowing the confiscation of vehicles from drunk drivers, exemplified by the recent case of a man whose Ford Mustang was seized after he was caught driving with excessive alcohol levels.
Eight driving laws in Delaware that every driver should know
The article outlines essential driving laws in Delaware aimed at enhancing road safety following a rise in traffic fatalities.
Today on TV: Man Drove a Scooter While Drunk - Here's the Punishment He Received
A Finnish man receives a regrettable punishment for riding an electric scooter while under the influence of alcohol, as shown in a recent episode of the TV show 'Poliisit 24/7'.
Thessaloniki: Suspension of Imprisonment for 22-Year-Old Who Drove at 179 km/h
A 22-year-old driver in Thessaloniki received a one-year suspended prison sentence for driving at 179 km/h in a 90 km/h zone while claiming he was rushing to help his sister.
School bus driver sentenced to 60 days jail for fatally striking pedestrian
A school bus driver was sentenced to 60 days in jail for the careless driving death of a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
Driver in Vsetín region had a blood alcohol level of 5.32 per mille
A driver in the Vsetín region registered a dangerously high blood alcohol level of 5.32 per mille, highlighting ongoing issues with reckless driving in the area.
Kołodziejczak committed a traffic offense. "Everyone sometimes breaks the rules"
Michał Kołodziejczak, a member of the Coalition Citizen party, has admitted to violating traffic laws by using his smartphone while driving and is prepared to face the consequences.
Driver of Porsche that fell from Banpo Bridge sent to prosecution for violation of drug management laws
The driver of a Porsche, who fell from Bonpo Bridge while under the influence of drugs, has been sent to the prosecution for violating drug management laws.
Dangerous Driving on an Electric Kickboard → Not Taking Required Training, Documented Prosecuted for the First Time in the Country
A 29-year-old man in Chiba was documented prosecuted for violating traffic laws by failing to attend mandatory training for dangerous driving involving an electric kickboard, marking the first case of its kind in Japan.
Vice Prefect Alexandra Quintanilla sentenced to 30 days in prison for driving under the influence in Cuenca
Ecuadorian Vice Prefect Alexandra Quintanilla was sentenced to 30 days in prison for driving under the influence after being found guilty of traffic violations in Cuenca.
Motorcyclist is hit by a car going in the wrong direction and dies on the MG-060 in MG
A 27-year-old motorcyclist died after being hit by a car driving in the wrong direction on MG-060 in Brazil.
Drivers alerted to '24 hours' rule as ignoring it could get you banned from roads
Drivers in the UK are being reminded of the crucial '24-hour' rule regarding reporting road collisions to avoid penalties such as fines or driving bans.
Rented Thar, high speed, and a mistake! Tragic death of elderly tourist
A tragic accident in Goa resulted in the death of a 65-year-old tourist when a speeding rented SUV collided with their vehicle.
What does this blue traffic sign with a diamond shape mean
The article explains the importance of understanding diverse traffic signs in Europe, particularly a new blue diamond-shaped sign that can result in fines for drivers who ignore it.
'I'm a police officer and there's only 1 instance you can use phone while driving'
A UK police officer clarifies that there is only one situation where drivers can legally use their phone while driving.
Family's despair drives push for tougher bans on charged drivers
A mother in Western Australia advocates for stricter driving laws after a woman charged in her daughter's hit-and-run was allowed to drive again shortly after the incident.
How long can I drive without the car license plate?
The article discusses the legality and implications of driving without a proper vehicle plate in Argentina, highlighting the increase in vehicles with temporary plates due to supply issues.
Traffic Tickets in the U.S.: How to Check Them in 2026, Step by Step
The article outlines the steps to check traffic tickets in the U.S. using official DMV portals and state platforms.
Can Male Traffic Policemen Stop Women Driving Cars?
A viral video raises questions about whether male traffic police officers can stop female riders, resulting in widespread social media discussions about gender norms in traffic enforcement.
Poland Radically Changes Traffic Regulations – Driver’s License Permanently Revoked for Certain Violations, Imprisonment is Foreseen
Poland is tightening its traffic laws by permanently revoking driving licenses for new violations and introducing severe penalties including imprisonment.
New CNH: see the new limits of points to lose your driver's license after rule change
This year, new rules regarding point accumulation for Brazil's National Driver's License (CNH) came into effect, adjusting the limits for license suspension based on serious infractions.
Police Officer Accused of Aggressive Driving: 'My Child Cried from Sudden Braking, Which Made Me Angry'
A police officer in Hyogo Prefecture was charged with violating traffic laws for aggressive driving, allegedly stating that his child's crying after sudden braking provoked his actions.
The government proposes a ban for 17-year-olds
The Finnish government aims to prohibit 17-year-olds from driving cars during nighttime hours as part of a proposed amendment to traffic laws.
In Šakiai district, an intoxicated driver attempted to evade punishment by offering a bribe
A man in Lithuania offered a bribe to police after being caught driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content of 0.86.
This problem is talked about reluctantly, but it exists: here's what driving license-revoked speeders resort to
People who have lost their driving licenses are increasingly purchasing cheap vehicles to evade consequences if they are caught driving again.
Driver identified for 'speeding' - Posted videos on social media
A driver participating in illegal street racing was identified after posting videos of his reckless driving on social media, leading to a police investigation.
UK drivers risk £1,000 fine if caught doing this while 'queuing in traffic'
UK drivers can incur fines up to £1,000 for using their phones while stationary in traffic.
When it was legal to drive without seat belt - it wasn't that long ago
The article discusses the historical context of UK driving laws, particularly focusing on the recent legal changes regarding seat belt use and other safety regulations.
16-year-old drove at 120 km/h in a 60-zone
A 16-year-old driver was caught speeding at 120 km/h in a 60 km/h zone in Skien, Norway, without a driving license.
Parents fight for driving law change after teen killed in horror crash
Following the tragic death of their son in a car accident, the Greenhouse family is advocating for changing driving laws in the UK to include graduated driving licences.
Police: - It is illegal to drive on frozen lakes
The police warn that driving motor vehicles on frozen lakes is illegal, citing multiple reports and the need to prevent dangerous situations.
Driving in the USA: What a 'FLASHING YELLOW LIGHT' Means and How to Proceed When You See One
The article explains the significance of a flashing yellow light in traffic signals and the appropriate actions drivers should take when encountering it.
Today No Circulates February 4, 2026: Which cars rest this Wednesday in CdMx and Edomex?
The Hoy No Circula program for February 4 outlines which cars and license plates are restricted from driving today in Mexico City and the State of Mexico to reduce pollution.
You see a pedestrian with a white cane crossing the street: What you should do
The article discusses the importance of the Americans with Disabilities Act in ensuring safety and rights for individuals with disabilities while driving and parking.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day – Overview for the Busy
The article discusses the lack of legal restrictions against certain forms of sexual harassment in Germany, highlighting a troubling incident involving a driving instructor and his student.
Thousands of complaints about taxi driving but welcomes changes
Daniel O. Einarsson, chairman of two transportation associations, celebrates proposed regulations for taxi drivers amidst numerous complaints regarding taxi services since new laws took effect nearly three years ago.
Countries Want to Completely Ban Speed Camera Apps - Is Installation Already Punishable?
Several German states aim to make it illegal to even install speed camera apps on smartphones, despite their current legality when not in use while driving.
If you're traveling through this European country, beware of the new rules; the fine is 200 euros
Austrian authorities have significantly increased fines for driving on highways without a valid vignette, raising the penalty for cars up to 3.5 tons from 120 to 200 euros.
DfT legal change update over drivers being required to report one thing to police
The UK Government is proposing significant changes to driving laws to improve road safety, including new eyesight tests for older drivers and a revised learning period for new drivers.
Minister rejects claim tougher drink-driving rules will kill off rural pubs – UK politics live
Scottish Minister Ash Regan has been suspended for breaching the code of conduct during a gender recognition controversy, rejecting claims that stricter drink-driving laws would harm rural pubs.
Don't want to clean the glass from snow and ice? It will cost you dearly, and in some countries, they take away your license
During winter conditions, driving with an uncleared vehicle can lead to hefty fines and potential license suspension, as per traffic safety laws in Croatia.
The first country in Europe sends drivers to prison for exceeding the speed limit by 50 km/h
France has implemented severe measures categorizing driving 50 km/h above the speed limit as a criminal offense, as part of a broader strategy to combat road violence.
Do you know that you can be punished if you don't clean the snow off your car?
Drivers risk a hefty fine of 130 euros for failing to clear snow and ice from their vehicles before driving, as required by traffic safety laws.
New law 2026: What awaits citizens? Higher minimum wage, driving license for 17-year-olds, and an increase in funeral benefits
The article outlines upcoming changes in Poland's 2026 laws regarding increased minimum wage, driving privileges for 17-year-olds, adjustments to funeral benefits, and other regulatory updates.
Drivers urged to be aware of 5 winter driving laws as snow storm forecast for UK
A large snowstorm is set to impact the UK, prompting warnings for drivers to heed important winter driving laws to avoid hefty fines.
Drivers warned of winter laws that could cost you £1,000 as snow storm approaches
As a major snowstorm is forecasted for early January, UK drivers are cautioned about five winter driving laws that could result in fines up to £1,000.