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...

Mercedes are the latest F1 team to reveal their 2026 livery design ahead of the new season.

Andrea Stella has reaffirmed that McLaren will continue to provide “equal opportunities” to both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in 2026, with the Team Principal stating that the squad will “keep racing the McLaren way”.

McLaren Chief Designer Rob Marshall says that the MCL40 in Melbourne will ‘look similar’ to the one at the Barcelona Shakedown.

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National Highways is investigating technical failures with variable speed limit cameras

The Government has scrapped planning permission requirements for homeowners installing EV chargers on their driveways. The rule change supports access to potential savings of up to £1,100 annually compared to running petrol or diesel vehicles

The Department for Transport is launching an information campaign - and motorists could face £2,500 fines and points

The Department for Transport have said drivers will be 'contacted directly by the relevant police force', ensuring 'reimbursement' and the 'removal of points from their licence where relevant'