Even a single drink is enough to push motorists over the drink-drive limit in some European countries – and drivers are far more likely to breathalysed, too
Now the dust has settled on the Supreme Court decision about car finance, who is now in line to get compensation?
Latest government statistics show the number of drink-drive fatalities is up 7% in a decade, stalling progress that has been made in recent years
Consultation has opened on a new Private Parking Code of Practice that ministers hope will raise standards and crack down on unfair charges
Drivers were fined almost £1m in 2024 from just 36 yellow box junctions, something the RAC says should “send alarm bells ringing”
Mums for Lungs and ClientEarth have got the green light from the High Court to proceed with applications to intervene in the dieselgate litigation
Ministry of Justice court statistics show a big rise in the number of motorists convicted of drug-driving – as did driving without tax.
The government is cracking down on hand car wash businesses that employ illegal workers – but a trade body thinks it should go further still
Millions of UK motorists risk four-figure fines by driving with expired or incorrect driving licence details
More than half back the idea of courts forcing those convicted of drink-driving to have mandatory alcolocks fitted to their car.
There has been a staggering rise in tyre-related MoT failures with road safety campaigners now calling for urgent action on tyre safety.
1 in 20 drivers say they would pay private parking charges even if they’d done nothing wrong ‘just to get rid of the hassle’
