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According to DVLA statistics the number of drivers that are aged 90 or older has risen above 100,000 for the first time. These statistics also show that 4.5million of the 39million people that hold a driving licence in the UK are over 70 years old.

The number of traffic police officers in Britain has fallen by 30% since 2007. This is evidence to support the idea that new traffic laws are not being properly enforced.

As part of the government’s clean air strategy, plans have been proposed for a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040.

When it comes to commuting in the UK 3.7 million Brits travel for 2 hours or more every week day and these people spend an average of £48,000 on commuting in their lifetime. Bearing these substantial figures in mind, the car leasing company, OSV, surveyed 600 commuters to find what annoyed them the most on their daily travels.