A FURIOUS man claims builders want to force him to move his car from a parking space he owns. Paul Phillips, from Trowbridge in Wiltshire, was left fuming after developer Ashford Homes told him it …
A MUM was left fuming after drivers abandoned their cars across two spaces in a tiny parking lot. Hannah explained exactly why the drivers were so irritating with a short clip of her local car park…
With more motorhomes and caravans on the road this summer, it’s important to practise good motoring etiquette to keep the peace.
A MOTORING expert has revealed details of Renault’s plans to bring back it’s iconic 5 hatchback – but there’s a major change. The stunning new Renault 5 – set to launc…
This British-built Japanese saloon was poised to upset Ford and Vauxhall’s dominance of the crucial fleet sector. What went wrong?
VAPING while driving could be banned following calls from motoring groups amid concerns that they impair vision and cause dizziness.
The 61-year-old Isle of Wight man is charged with two counts of common assault and being in charge of a motor vehicle while over the specified limit…
The premier classic car event has been held annually at Thirlestane Castle for more than 15 years and organised by the Borders Vintage Automobile…
"Any step that can get a crook looking elsewhere is always worth considering"
Drivers from the Amman and Tywi Valley caught committing offences.
Nearly half of UK motorists have pledged that the next vehicle they purchase will be electric within the next five years, despite the concerns around charging and range anxiety.
More than two million drivers in the UK use their cars for less than one hour per week, new research has revealed.
Drivers looking to travel to Europe and other popular tourist hotspots could find themselves filling up more regularly, with new data showing how cheap fuel can be around the world.
Four in 10 Britons want to install an electric car charger at their home, despite less than five percent of people currently owning a car, new data has found.
Millions of Britons have admitted to accepting a bad deal when selling their car, with one expert exclusively telling Express.co.uk how drivers can avoid losing £1,000 on average.