Heard something go bump on the road? Your vehicle may be trying to warn you

Heard a new clunk, rattle or rumble from your vehicle? We look at some of the strange noises cars, vans and motorbikes can make, what they could mean and when it is time to get the...

Driverless Taxis Have Arrived in London. What Happens if They Crash?

London's first autonomous Uber taxis are now operating with supervising drivers on board. Discover how the technology works, who's responsible if there's an accident and what drive...

Driving in Europe This Summer? An essential Guide for UK Drivers

Taking your own car to Europe gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace, but every country has its own driving laws and regulations. From speed limits and emissions zones t...

Top UK Car Shows & Motoring Events to Visit in 2026

Whether you're passionate about motorsport, classic cars, supercars or automotive history, 2026 offers an exceptional selection of motoring events across the UK. From international...

Why Do Modern Cars Seem So Much Bigger Than Older Models?

A classic Mini, Cortina or Renault 5 can look surprisingly small when surrounded by modern traffic. Over the years, vehicles have grown significantly in size and weight, driven by...

Understanding the Rising Risk of Uninsured Drivers

Uninsured driving remains a growing concern across the UK. Find out how it affects responsible motorists, insurance premiums, and what protection is available after an accident.

Fraudulent insurance apps discovered in London investigation

Five individuals have been arrested following a police investigation into counterfeit motor insurance apps. Authorities believe these tools may have reached tens of thousands of dr...

Catalytic Converter Theft Explained

Catalytic converter theft became a major issue for motorists in the early 2020s, and although the situation has improved in some areas, the crime hasn’t completely gone away. Poli...

New fuel price transparency scheme launches across the UK

Motorists across the UK now have access to more up-to-date petrol and diesel prices thanks to the government’s new Fuel Finder Scheme. Under the scheme, fuel retailers must update...

The Truth About Road Accidents: It’s Not the Technology We Should Fear

While vehicle technology continues to advance, accident data tells a familiar story: human error remains the leading cause of road collisions. Understanding these behaviours is ess...

Sensible Winter Driving Advice for the Final Cold Months

Winter driving risks often peak in late January and February, with black ice, heavy rain, strong winds and potholes catching motorists off guard. This guide shares practical prepar...

The Government’s New Road Safety Strategy

The UK Government has introduced its first national Road Safety Strategy in over a decade, aiming to reduce road deaths and serious injuries by 65% by 2035. With proposals includin...

What Can Invalidate Your Motor Insurance?

From undeclared modifications and incorrect mileage to fronting and changes in vehicle use, discover the common mistakes that could affect your motor insurance cover.

Keyless Car Theft: How to Reduce the Risk

Keyless and electronic vehicle theft can happen without broken locks or stolen keys. Learn how relay attacks work and the practical steps you can take to make your vehicle harder t...

Britain’s Top 5 Motoring Ghost Stories

Britain’s roads have inspired eerie legends for generations, from phantom hitchhikers to ghostly vehicles that vanish without a trace. This article explores five of the UK’s most f...

What Medical Conditions Need to be Reported to the DVLA

Has your health changed? Find out which medical conditions need reporting to DVLA, how to use its online notification service, when you may need to stop driving and the steps to ta...

Everyday Driving Habits That Could Hit Your Wallet (and Your Licence)

Most of us know the obvious rules of the road, don’t speed, don’t drink and drive, always wear your seatbelt. But some everyday slip-ups can still earn you fines or penalty points....

The MOT Fee Consultation: What It Means for UK Roads

MOT test fees have been capped since 2010, despite rising costs for garages and workshop compliance. The Department for Transport has now launched a public consultation to review w...