Rachel Reeves' latest Autumn Budget is just weeks away, with road users under threat of major car tax changes.

Officials at the DVLA have issued an important car tax message to every motorist in the UK this October.

New road tax proposals could have a major impact on rural drivers with many likely to be forced "off the roads".

DVLA has issued a new alert

EXCLUSIVE: The Treasury has issued a statement around car tax updates ahead of Rachel Reeves' Autumn Budget.

Certain road users may be paying hundreds more in car tax Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) fees.

Older vehicles registered more than 20 years ago could be splashing out hundreds of pounds per year to stay on the roads.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has introduced a new rule that will impact drivers from September 1, with the new vehicle tax rules meaning more motorists now have to pay the charge

Drivers are paying thousands of pounds to use the roads after a simple change introduced by Rachel Reeves and Labour earlier in 2025.

Owners of modern classic cars built between these two years are among those affected by updated car tax fees.

A study of 2,000 UK adults found 41 per cent of those who rely on petrol or diesel are concerned they would have to give up their vehicle if costs of driving continue to rise under the Labour Party government

Motorists getting behind the wheel of a vehicle built in any of these years will have to pay hundreds of pounds to use the roads.

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

Certain vehicles will cost thousands of pounds more to run after new 2025 car tax changes were introduced earlier this year.

Officials are being urged to reconsider a new car tax charge which was only introduced to motorists earlier this Spring.