Sally Boazman

Boazman presented her last weekday afternoon traffic reports for the station on Friday 8 August 2014, and she now broadcasts her travel reports at weekends alongside Orna Merchant.

On 29 October 2011, she presented The Road to Nowhere for BBC One in London and South East England, a documentary celebrating the 25th anniversary of the M25. The programme sees Boazman journeying around the motorway and examining its economic and environmental impact, as well as other ways it has changed Britain's society.

In 2007, Boazman was described by Autotrader UK as the "sexiest voice on the radio" and a national treasure who changed the way traffic reporting was done. Her fans have named a thoroughbred race horse after her, as well as lorry trucks.

From 10 to 19 November 2007, she cycled across 400 kilometres (250 mi) of Kenya's Rift Valley to support charity Transaid. In 2009 she presented the Gold level Sony Radio Academy Award for drivetime entertainment to her fellow broadcaster Chris Evans, while in 2007 the Gold level Entertainment award honoured the Chris Evans Drivetime show and staff, of which Boazman was part. She also won the Truck & Driver Driver's Choice award for Best Traffic Information in 2009.

In 2003 she narrated the poem Crawl of The Light Brigade for the CD recording Guide Cats for the Blind. In 2007 she wrote the book The Sally Traffic Handbook and narrated a CD for the Highways Agency called Hear When the Going's Good, providing advice to lorry drivers.

She joined BBC Radio 2 as the network's first official travel news presenter in 1998, presenting travel updates during the weekday afternoons. She has worked alongside Johnnie Walker, later Chris Evans and Simon Mayo on their respective Drivetime shows, Steve Wright during the afternoon, and Jeremy Vine at lunchtime. Boazman now continues to provide traffic news reports at weekends on BBC Radio 2 with Orna Merchant.

She lives in Ipswich with her son Harry (born 1987), who is a musician. Truckfest has her as a regular participant, appearing in every event since 2002. A self-professed Francophile, she occasionally takes the Channel Tunnel and subsequently drives from Calais to St-Omer.

Sally Boazman (born 13 September 1957) is a British radio traffic news reporter on the national radio station BBC Radio 2. Her reporting revolutionised United Kingdom traffic news with the addition of live reports from motorists on mobile phones and lorry drivers on CB radio.