International News - February 2012

MACAU - Several lawmakers yesterday urged the police force to be more heavy-handed against reckless driving, calling for more safety on the city’s roads.The lawmakers highlighted a long list of...

PHUKET: The Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy in Thailand, Steven Chandler, and British Honorary Consul in Phuket, Martin Carpenter, visited Phuket Governor, Tri Augkaradacha,...

UNITED KINGDOM - The majority of fleet managers do not agree with government proposals to reduce the distance at which drivers are required to read a vehicle number plate, saying this would reduce...

MEXICO CITY — Unruly traffic is a constant hazard in Mexico City, one of the planet's most heavily populated cities, where more than four million cars jostle for space and the death toll on the...

According to a study commissioned by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers and the Ministry of Heavy Industry, India has the potential to reach sales of over 7 million electric vehicles (...

WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - Speed, alcohol, impatience, fatigue, inattention. The causes of the crashes that claimed 18 lives in the Christmas holiday period were starkly illustrated by yesterday's...

Large vehicles will continue to travel through a small shopping strip and roundabout in Sunshine West, Australia, despite a truck tearing through and damaging the footpath and garden.Early last...