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In an extraordinary leak, a local government official was photographed on the Tube reading a confidential Transport for London (TfL) document that listed a string of anti-car proposals.

The machine asked me to pay £7.20 for the three-hour stay, which I did - but days later received a parking charge notice.

Heidi Alexander - who earns around £160,000 as a Cabinet minister - said she had not purchased a vehicle for about six years as it was 'expensive'.

Motorists using the M1 motorway, which connects London to Leeds, have spoken about the grueling reality of travelling along the 193-mile road.

The DfT has confirmed the signage will shortly begin to appear on major A-roads in England to play a major part in supporting the push for drivers to switch to electric cars.

The long low-slung electric estate combines the sporty proportions of a four-door coupe with more load-lugging cargo space. Here's five things you need to know about it.

We've picked five of the best EVs that are certain to be eligible for Labour's new Electric Car Grant unveiled today - though we will have to wait to find out which will qualify for the full amount of £3,750.

The Hyundai Ioniq 9 - Hyundai's new 7-seat electric SUV - goes on sale in the UK with a choice of three powertrains and three trim levels.

The Skoda Enyaq Cargo arrives as a van based on the electric Enyaq 85 or Enyaq 85x as Skoda's first commercial offering.

These UK airports charge the most for parking - with one hitting £520. Find out where you'll pay the most and how to avoid sky-high fees this summer.

Road users living in flats and apartments without access to a driveway could save thousands under a new motoring rule.

Motorists getting behind the wheel of a vehicle built in any of these years will have to pay hundreds of pounds to use the roads.

London could be set for a swathe of anti-car policies with a leaked document highlighting a "list of priorities" snapped by a photographer.

The government has announced a new initiative which promises a £63 million boost to Britain's electric vehicle revolution

Motorists heading to Europe on holiday could be slapped with hefty fines for breaking one of the most important rules on the road