In this final part of the pulse jet series, an old woman's shopping bike is transformed into a bomb-inspired safety hazard.

Thirty years after its introduction, the driving theory test continues to challenge both new and experienced motorists.

Thirty years after its introduction, the driving theory test continues to challenge both new and experienced motorists.

A Wrexham driving instructor says the driving theory test still 'plays a really important role' in producing safer drivers.

The component defect remains invisible under standard factory flash tests and unshaded field thermography, creating an ...

Fewer than half of British drivers believe they would pass the driving theory test if they were to retake it today, a new survey has revealed, coinciding with the assessment’s 30th anniversary. Just ...

From recognising pelican-crossing signs to lights on a dashboard, the driving theory test has challenged aspiring motorists for three decades.

More than half of Brits feel they would not pass the theory test again (PA) Fewer than half of British drivers believe they ...

Lithium-ion batteries in personal electronic devices (PEDs) such as laptops, smartphones, powerbanks and electronic cigarettes can pose a serious safety risk in air travel. Damaged or overheated ...

Engineers in Japan are developing artificial intelligence-based systems to identify trees at risk of falling or shedding branches, as aging roadside and park trees pose a growing public safety hazard.

Alzheimer’s blood test breakthrough: 34 circular RNA biomarkers validated in nearly 2,400 patients outperform the pTau217 ...

Official incident reports reveal exposures, crush injuries, fractures and chemical contaminations during the past four years.