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The number of uninsured provisional drivers rose in 2020 while more than 300 of those caught weren't old enough to have a licence at all.

Drivers could be hit with fines of up to £70 for traffic offences when councils are given powers which are currently in the hands of police.

New mobile phone laws are coming into force next month with big penalties for drivers caught not following the more stringent rules.

The Highway Code has been updated - here's 8 changes all road users need to understand from today.

All you need to know about changes to the Highway Code that will give cyclists and pedestrians priority over drivers from the end of this month.

Heavy cables and poor lighting are among the problems people can encounter with EV charging points, claim disability charities and the AA.

New homes, shops and work places, as well as buildings under going major renovation, will have to add electric car charge points from next year.

Drivers are to be banned completely from using mobile phones while driving, under a strengthening of the law the government has announced today.

The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers with a licence about to expire as paper applications face extremely long delays.

Around 2,500 personalised number plates will go on sale next month, including one combination made famous by Disney.

National Highways and the British Deer Society are warning drivers to be vigilant for deer on or near roads after the clocks go back this weekend.

We take a look at the pros and cons of making the move – and ask if the infrastructure is there to support a surge in sales?

Motorists could save £700 a year by changing how they drive, say experts, who suggest more thought must now be given to environmental footprints.

'My parrot destroyed it' are among the unusual reasons drivers have given the DVLA when asking for a replacement registration certificate.

The Citroen Ami, an electric car with a top speed of 28mph and which can be driven in France without a licence, is going to be sold in the UK.

Problems at the petrol pumps, and a rise in fuel costs, is encouraging people to consider new technology say those leasing and hiring plug-in cars.

For 111 years GB car stickers have been used to identify UK-registered vehicles in international traffic, but now the rules have changed.

There has been a dramatic rise in the number of drivers 'misfuelling' their cars since panic buying at the pumps started, says the AA.

Classic car enthusiasts raised more than £5,000 for charity from a 68 mile drive around the Suffolk countryside.

Looking to make the petrol or diesel in your car last longer? Motoring experts say there is plenty drivers can do. Here's some top tips: