Cassie's Law
Police could soon be able to confiscate licences from drivers who are medically unfit following a campaign by a mother from Colchester.
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Cassie's law
New powers to revoke licences
New rules mean licences can be revoked within hours of a driver failing an eye sight test, following a campaign by a mother from Essex.
Read the full storyGrieving aunt's call for law change
A vicar from Essex says she will continue campaigning for a change to UK driving laws, almost seven years after her niece was killed by a driver who was practically blind in one eye.
The Rev Brenda Gutberlet backs plans to take unfit drivers off the road more quickly.
The changes have been proposed following the death of teenager Cassie McCord, who was knocked down by an elderly man in Colchester in 2011.
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Campaigning mum wins victory after daughter's death
The mother of a teenager killed by an 87 year old driver who had failed an eye test has welcomed a move that could give police power to confiscate the licences of drivers who are medically unfit. Serena Sandhu reports.
Cassie's law
Police could soon be able to confiscate licences from drivers who are medically unfit following a campaign by a mother from Colchester.
Read the full story