Drivers Revenge

Private parking companies issued 14.4 million charges to British drivers in the twelve months ending March 2025. That is more than double the number issued six years earlier. It works out at one every two seconds, forty thousand a day, a total bill to dri...

Private parking firms across the UK are issuing a record number of charges, but motorists may not always need to pay

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office in Georgia did not bury the headline. They posted a photograph of the speed reading to Facebook and let three words do the work: "That's not a typo."

New smart mirrors packed with hidden cameras and sensors are watching drivers without clear consent, sparking lawsuits and regulatory action.

Troy, New York is a city of around 51,000 people on the Hudson River. It is now also a case study in what happens when a police department installs a surveillance network without asking anyone.

Troy has 26 cameras across the city, but neither the citizens of Troy nor the city council were consulted about the money required to fund the cameras.

Craft beer has quietly made the maths of drink driving much harder to get right. Most drivers have not caught up.

Executive director of Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety suggests drivers are becoming complacent

For years, police could arrest you for stealing a car but had to hand back the gadget you used to do it. That loophole is closed.

The Department of Justice has subpoenaed Apple, Google, Amazon and Walmart for the personal data of at least 100,000 people who downloaded or bought a car tuning app. You don't have to have done anything wrong to be on that list.

California hits General Motors with the largest automotive data privacy fine in state history after the company sold 1.5 million customers' real-time driving behavior to data brokers without consent.

GM agreed to a $12.75 million California settlement after regulators caught OnStar quietly funneling driver data to brokers

Breaking the rules could land you in serious trouble

Arizona’s latest traffic camera rollout is already sparking legal questions over how enforceable the citations really are

Fake QR codes plastered over legitimate parking payment machines are stealing millions from British drivers every year. Action Fraud recorded nearly 800 reports in 12 months with total losses of £3.5 million. A third of UK local authorities have had their...

One 24-hour CHP operation issued more speeding tickets than some states write in a full week, with license suspensions already in motion