Daily Express

Parking on your driveway is a bad idea this weekend according to experts.

One fuel expert has suggested drivers could save money during the heatwave if they fill up at these two specific times

Parking on the pavement can be a contentious issue as it is illegal to park partially or wholly on the pavement in London or Scotland

Chinese car brands may soon flood the UK market, and experts believe it could destroy China's domestic market and be a security risk to the UK.

Yorkshire Water is imposing a hosepipe ban from Friday, so make sure you wash your car before then.

There has also been a return to DIY car maintenance, with 26% of motorists aged 18-49 now working on their own cars to avoid service and garage costs.

Petrol and diesel drivers are feeling the sting of major car tax increases that came into effect earlier this year.

Motorists could secure better prices on second-hand used cars by finalising deals over any of these three months.

Motorists have been told to take six everyday items out of their car ahead of the weekend with another period of hot weather on the way.

Motorists could be hit with £100 penalties for parking on driveways as part of a new crackdow.

Drivers must take these four items out of their cars, or risk putting themselves at risk in the returning hot weather.

Citroen and DS vehicle owners may not be aware that a "stop-drive" order is in place affecting certain vehicles.

UK motorists do not believe that plans to ban petrol and diesel combustion vehicles in the next five years will actually go ahead.

Motorists could be at risk of having their car seized if they don't report some changes in their circumstance to their insurance provider.

Stopping in one location could massively backfire with vehicles at risk of picking up serious damage this summer.

Drivers with minor ailments are being awarded brand-new cars with taxpayer money, according to new data.