Brits urged to follow two tips as third of drivers still feel 'unsafe' on smart motorways
As a growing number of drivers admit to feeling unsafe using smart motorways, an automotive expert has urged all Brits to ...
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Four-week failure for smart motorway tech meant to protect drivers on M62
Technology designed to keep drivers safe on smart motorways failed on several stretches of the strategic road network last ...
Smart motorway safety fears as drivers' say 'incredibly dangerous and anxiety-inducing'
The AA has been raising concerns about smart motorways since their introduction in 2010 and believes they should be scrapped ...
Smart motorway software outage left drivers unsafe on a 9-mile stretch of the M62 for a month
Smart motorway radar detection systems have failed to keep divers safe due to outages, new findings reveal. There are calls ...
Major change could be made to smart motorways 'for first time in 19 years'
The first smart motorway was launched in 2006 on the M42, with three out of five drivers calling for the end of the system.
A third of drivers feel 'less safe' on smart motorways than three years ago
Some 34% of motorists are more anxious driving on dynamic hard shoulder smart motorways, which can be turned into active lanes when traffic levels rise.
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Calls grow for return of hard shoulders after figures show smart motorways have ‘failed’
The AA is calling for all hard shoulders to be reinstated after figures were released showing sections of 'all lane running' ...
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Renewed calls for return of motorway hard shoulder
The AA is again calling for hard shoulders to be reinstated on smart motorways as new figures show an increase in fatalities ...