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https://uktransport.org/threads/north-sea-vessel-collision.68/

Heathrow Airport, already one of the world's busiest hubs, is set to undergo a significant expansion. The airport has announced a multi-billion-pound investment plan to upgrade Terminals 2 and 5, with the ultimate goal of adding a third runway. This ambitious project aims to boost the UK's...

Source and further reading: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyg0vj8wjqo

https://news.sky.com/story/north-sea-latest-oil-tanker-and-cargo-collide-in-north-sea-with-reports-of-fires-on-both-ships-13325750 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cgq1pwjlqq2t

Lancashire County Council Cabinet member for highways and transport Rupert Swarbrick said he wanted to thank people for their patience Source and further reading: https://news.lancashire.gov.uk/news/councillors-sign-off-on-plans-to-invest-gbp-61m-on-roads-and-other-highways-infrastructure

Some videos of the beautiful Concorde:

I don't understand why people risk damaging, or writing-off, their vehicles by driving through flood water. Insurance can be invalidated if you're found to be negligent. Most of the time, such as Rufford Ford, there's an alternate route that adds a few minutes to a journey!

I find it fascinating seeing how larger vehicles are towed after a breakdown or incident. A great YouTube channel to watch is "Heavy Recovery with Steve", he's a heavy-duty tow truck driver and shows from start to finish the recovery of larger vehicles with great POV's.

Videos of random crashes involving buses. Ok, some are not in the UK but it's worth a watch :)

Filmmaker Ben Zand investigates the high-speed races taking place on public roads. He discovers that some car enthusiasts are putting lives at risk as police struggle to stop them breaking the law.

BBC Cameras follow officers from Greater Manchester Police X Division. Year: 1997

BBC Cameras follow officers from Greater Manchester Police X Division. Year: 1997