smart motorways

Advice

How to use the emergency refuge areas on smart motorways

Motoring Research team - 0
Emergency refuge areas are a safe haven for stranded vehicles on a smart motorway with no hard shoulder. We explain how to use them.
Advice

How to drive safely on smart motorways

Motoring Research team - 0
Many UK motorways use technology to monitor and manage the flow of traffic. We explain how to drive safely on a smart motorway.
Advice

What are the pros and cons of smart motorways?

Motoring Research team - 0
We look at the advantages and disadvantages of smart motorways –and the future for these controversial roads in the UK.
Car News

Smart motorways to get new safety tech by September 2022

John Redfern - 0
National Highways will add safety cameras and radar-based technology to the UK's smart motorways by the end of September this year.
Car News

Most drivers are scared to use the hard shoulder on smart motorways

John Redfern - 0
Three-quarters of drivers avoid using the hard shoulder when it's a running lane. And only five percent think smart motorways are safer.
Car News

Majority of motorists want smart motorways scrapped

John Redfern - 0
The RAC Report on Motoring 2021 has found that six in ten drivers want a permanent end to all-lane-running on motorways.
Car News

No new smart motorways without extra safety tech, says government

Daniel Puddicombe - 0
Transport secretary Grant Shapps says new smart motorways will not be allowed to open unless cameras can detect when vehicles are stationary.
Car News

Smart motorway drivers told to ‘go left’

Gavin Braithwaite-Smith - 0
Highways England is urging drivers to ‘go left’ if they break down on a smart motorway as it launches its biggest ever safety campaign.
Car News

Smart motorway safety inquiry launched by MPs

Richard Aucock - 0
The Transport Select Committee is to investigate the benefits and safety of smart motorways after some campaigners labelled them ‘death traps’
Car News

Smart motorway safety tech shortage revealed

Richard Aucock - 0
Only 37 miles of England’s smart motorways are fitted with stopped vehicle detection radar to spot stationary vehicles in live lanes
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