Experts advise on road death rise
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An expert panel will advise the Scottish government on safety following a rise in deaths on Scotland's roads.
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Help the Aged says the number of winter deaths in Scotland last year exceeded those on the country's roads.
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Do you face a tough daily ride to work, spend hours stuck in a traffic jam? If so, your health could be in danger according to a German medical study which lends new meaning to the concept of a &quot;killer commute.
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Estimated safety belt use on U.S.  roads has hit 80 percent for the first time in the drive to  reduce highway fatalities, which totaled more than 42,000 last  year, the government said on Thursday.
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An increase in smog sparks a small but measurable increase in deaths, scientists report in a study showing the strongest link yet between smog and damage to health.
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The transport minister says he is prepared to take "bold action" to stop young people being killed on Scotland's roads.
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High levels of  may be killing off people living in cities around the world, experts suspect.
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Drivers who cause death on the roads could be jailed for life, prosecutors propose.
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Drivers tell an inquest of the icy conditions on a road where four cyclists were killed in a collision.
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Motorcycle fatalities this year are almost double the figure at the same stage in 2006, a minister reveals.
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Experts were still trying to work out the cause of yesterday's high-speed train crash that killed six people including the driver.
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A study published yesterday finds that the amount of time people spend in traffic could actually increase their risk of suffering a heart attack.
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Coroner investigating deaths of four British soldiers killed in Iraq will press government to improve protection of vehicles
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If you think being stressed while stuck in traffic can give you a heart attack, think again. A new study says you&#39;re more likely to suffer a coronary from the pollution caused by traffic.
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When ozone goes up in cities, even for short periods at levels below current regulatory standards, so does the death rate, according to an article in Wednesday&#39;s Journal
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An increase in smog sparks a small but measurable increase in deaths, scientists report today in a study showing the strongest link yet between smog and damage to health.
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More people than ever are being killed and injured on all-terrain vehicles as the number of riders increases, according to government statistics.