From 1 July 2026, a significant change in EU road transport legislation will come into force, extending key regulatory requirements to light commercial vehicles (LCVs) engaged in international transport. These new provisions mark an important step in strengthening road safety, improving working conditions for drivers,...

The 2026 edition of ROADPOL Safety Days, taking place from 16–22 September, will have its focus on pedestrians as one of the most vulnerable groups on Europe’s roads. The decision was taken at the recent ROADPOL Operational Working Group meeting in Warsaw, Poland, and subsequently...

The Portuguese Government has announced plans to install twelve additional average‑speed cameras on national roads by the end of the year, reinforcing its commitment to reducing road crashes and improving compliance with traffic regulations. The initiative was confirmed by the Secretary of State for Civil...

As European countries continue searching for ways to strengthen road safety while ensuring accessibility to driver licensing, Germany is preparing for a potentially far-reaching reform of its driver training system. At the centre of the discussion is the question of how to reduce costs without...