The Daily Mirror's UK motoring section offers accessible, up-to-date news, reviews, and features on cars, driving, and automotive trends, catering to everyday drivers with a focus on practical advice and consumer issues. It reflects the paper’s working-class, mainstream audience with engaging content on new models, road safety, and motoring legislation.
Dog owners could be hit with a huge fine if they fail to follow the rules when taking their pets out in the car - here's everything you need to know
The Government has pointed to NHS guidance recommending adults have their eyes tested every two years - but most people are unlikely to go for eye tests this often
There are certain things drivers do every day on the roads that they won't give a second thought to - but they could actually be against the Highway Code
Motorists spend the equivalent of a full day each year thinking about service schedules, MOTs, and potential issues
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has reminded motorists that they might need a specific document while travelling abroad in a car this summer
The investment is designed to accelerate the move to net zero, back British manufacturing and create greener jobs, all the while lowering transport costs for families
The policy aims to support the switchover to electric and help the UK reach climate goals, but could limit Brit consumers’ access to some of the most advanced and affordable EVs on the market
Until the backlog is dealt with, learner drivers must not only prepare for the practicalities of the road, but also the laborious logistical ordeal of booking a driving test
Experts have warned that cautious, slow driving habits may actually be doing more harm than good
Ignoring these notices from your manufacturer not only jeopardises the safety of all road users, but can also lead to significant legal and financial consequences
The legendary manufacturer's return to Great Britain signals the accelerating evolution of the automotive industry, with petrol-guzzling muscle cars making way for emission-free automobiles
Following these simple steps could save Brit drivers hundreds of pounds, especially with temperatures predicted to reach 39C in parts of the UK in August
A warning has been issued over a new device that must be installed at homes across the UK by 2030 - and it could affect motorists and drivers who have electric vehicles
After critics questioned the reach of the government's Electric Car Grant due to the ineligibility of a large number of models, a spokesperson hit back defending the initiative
Performance-focused upgrades can make cars more valuable, expensive to repair and potentially riskier to drive, with insurers seeing these modifications as an increased risk
