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Resident asks if he can do anything legally to stop it happening 'I know this seems petty'
The person said they’d recently bought their house and very quickly the neighbours offered £5,000 to buy the drive which is also their access point
If you didn’t crash your car this weekend, then traffic light protocol is probably the reason why. But while they are looked at every day, few notice a British design classic
Not driving your own car can be very tiring work if this apparently sleepy driver is anything to go by, with his brazen nap caught on camera by a panicked motorist
As the UK continues to swelter in the heatwave, people are doing everything they can to stay cool - and that includes leaving jackets on their car seats to prevent leather from becoming scorching hot when they're not driving
New data shows where drivers are getting caught as experts say it gets worse at this time of year
As the hot weather continues, many drivers are struggling to cope with heat in their cars. The AA says using certain buttons will help cool vehicles down as fast as possible
Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax bills are usually calculated based on the age of the vehicle and the emissions it produces, with the driver's age not taken into account
With fuel prices remaining high, one driving instructor has shared his top tip for how you could help save on fuel this summer, and it's all to do with one particular driving habit
As temperatures soar across the UK, Hannah Fry's viral trick could help in minutes
As the hot weather continues, people should think twice before driving with the common fashion accessory
The RAC has shared advice for motorists planning on driving long distances in hot weather, and it simply involves pressing one button to keep the inside of your car cool
The UK recorded it's hottest May Bank Holiday Monday to date with temperatures reaching 34.8C in some areas of the country, but with that brought rising temperatures in cars and homes
Many drivers could benefit - and even get an insurance discount too
Some drivers could get a hefty fine or even have their licence revoked if they are not careful
