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Opinion  |  06:03:19
Are drones the answer to the UK’s pothole problem?
Drones can be used for filming, as a delivery method, and even to replace fireworks - but could they solve the pothole problem on our roads? Our Personal Injury team takes a look.
Opinion  |  13:02:19
The Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018 – six months on, is it fit for purpose?
We are now six months on from the introduction of the new statutory liability for driverless vehicles. Here, Rachel Jones gives a reminder of the Act’s key components, and an update on how technology is marching on.
Opinion  |  08:01:19
Smart motorways – are they really as smart as they claim to be?
How safe would you feel stranded in a broken down vehicle, or attending an emergency, on a motorway with no hard shoulder?
Opinion  |  16:11:18
Driverless cars are a game-changer. Is the law keeping pace?
As someone who uses their car on a daily basis, the thought of owning a driverless car is really exciting. They may seem like a futuristic concept but the introduction of these cars to our roads will soon be a reality.
Cycling safety
Opinion  |  23:10:18
Good news for cyclists – “vulnerable” road users will be exempt from changes to the law governing personal injury claims
Mark Hambleton gives you an update on the exemptions relating to the impending Civil Liability Bill. It’s better news for cyclists than when the Bill was first announced.
Opinion  |  22:08:18
What is ‘contributory negligence’? Why cyclists (and motorists) should know the law in the event of an accident
You won’t have to read too many cycling case law reports before you come across the term ‘contributory negligence’. If you have been involved in a cycling accident, you may already be familiar with your legal team talking to you about ‘contrib’ - the shorthand for contributory negligence.
Opinion  |  17:08:18
How the law applies to cycling events – what cyclists need to know
It’s sportive season and each year there are more and more events to choose from, with organisers stretching the boundaries by devising longer / more challenging routes and broadening their offering to appeal to a wider audience.
Opinion  |  13:08:18
This new ‘dangerous cycling’ law is distracting government from the real priority: making our roads safer
Mark Hambleton, partner and cycling advocate from our Personal Injury team, argues that plans for new laws on cycling aren’t tackling the real dangers on our roads.
Cycling accident
Opinion  |  21:03:18
Self-driving Uber fatality – technological progress meets the same old excuses
As the news broke of a 49-year-old lady being struck and killed by an Uber driverless car in Arizona, it dawned on the world that this is the first fatality involving a pedestrian and a driverless car. But whilst this moment is a tragic landmark in both technology and the law, the reaction to Ms Herzberg's death is sadly familiar.
Opinion  |  20:12:17
What is ‘causative potency’, and what does it mean when you’re in a cycling accident?
Mark Hambleton, our specialist cycling advocate, helps you understand your rights as a cyclist on the road. Here, he takes a look at 'causative potency'.
Reporting a pothole
Opinion  |  21:11:17
What are my rights if I suffer an accident caused by a pothole, and how might the new policy for repairing them affect me?
Mark Hambleton, our specialist cycling advocate, helps you understand your rights should you have an accident as a result of a pothole.
Cycling accident
Opinion  |  09:11:17
Should motorists who hit cyclists be treated more severely under the law?
I was very surprised to read that a number of politicians hold the view that the laws relevant to cyclists who cause death or injury to other road users should be reviewed.
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