Drivers Revenge

Five UK councils have banned vehicles over 5 metres from their car parks because standard bays haven't changed since the 1970s while cars have gotten 10% longer. At least 20 popular models now exceed the limit, and 91% of councils say they have no plans t...

Drivers have argued about the "10% plus 2mph" threshold for years. Freedom of Information requests to UK police forces settled the debate: the rule exists, most forces use it, and it's official guidance. But that doesn't mean you should rely on it.

It's a debate which has raged among drivers for years but the rule really does exist in many police forces across the UK.

Vigilantes are angle-grinding enforcement cameras off poles in broad daylight. The attacks mirror a worldwide rebellion against what drivers call revenue collection disguised as safety.

A so-called "Blade Runner" faces prison after his attack on a London traffic camera sent debris into a nearby home.

Our guide outlines the basic facts about speeding and the law, including UK speed limits and the penalties for breaking them.

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Many motorists are unaware of the Highway Code rule, risking fines of up to £80

New council powers could bring Oxford-style traffic restrictions to towns nationwide, critics warn.

A technical fault with a road camera system has opened the door to thousands of speeding penalties being cancelled, with the Department for Transport confirming drivers will be contacted by the relevant police force, reimbursed, and have licence points re...

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David Miller, 49, was furious after finding a parking ticket on his Jaguar F-Type, which he had left on the six metre long tarmac outside the gate of his home in Chester, Cheshire.

Like millions of other UK motorists, Jack Burke has fallen foul of the lowered speed limit on our roads - but he believes that safety isn't the only reason for introducing it

Criminals exploit compromised email accounts to intercept legitimate sales, directing deposits to fraudulent bank accounts before disappearing.

New traffic cameras in Greece caught 10,000 red-light offenses in a month, and now full AI enforcement with automated fines and phone alerts is starting soon

One-off payments that are not used within 12 months will automatically expire and the Department for Transport will absorb these costs to spend on other projects, it said.