For once I heartily applaud a Labour council's plan to crack down on motorists. I'm thinking of this week's news of the proposal by Haringey to introduce higher parking charges for larger cars.

In a cruel twist of fate, Sir Rod recently admitted that he may have to part ways with his fleet after becoming frustrated at the plague of potholes around his £4.6m Essex mansion.

He whizzes past the house, wakes us up at all hours and recently, almost mowed down me and my young children when we were leaving our front door.

Ford has already reduced production of its two brand new EVs, the Explorer and the Capri, due to low demand. Production at the Cologne plant will stop for three weeks.

Sadiq Khan planned to charge drivers £2 per mile to drive in central London, leaked proposals show. The 'Next Generation Charging' scheme would have come in in 2026.

The four-door grand tourer will be one of three new premium EV models it has promised. Prices will reportedly start from just under £100,000.

Sir Rod Stewart has said he may ditch his fleet of luxury supercars after becoming frustrated at the plague of potholes around his Essex home.

Draft proposals by Labour-run Haringey Council, in north London, will see the annual cost of residents' parking permits rise by as much as £87 for the largest vehicles.(file image)

The UK is moving towards 'roadwork gridlock'. A new 96-mile diversion has angered locals and MPs. So just how bad are the record worst roadwork diversions?

The Financial Conduct Authority is proposing to consult on giving motor finance companies more time to deal with consumer complaints regarding deals involving non-discretionary commissions.

Jaguar has ceased selling all petrol and diesel models for the first time since WW2 as it terminates its 102-year relationship with the internal combustion engine.

Aviva found 30% of under 25s admitted to buying invalid or fake car insurance from someone on social media, a scam known as ghost broking.

It was ordered new by the vendor's father when she was just 6. On delivery, he placed it into storage with the plan to gift the quirky vehicle to her as a 21st birthday present some 15 years later.

Black dots on the car windscreen are called frits, but many drivers have no idea how vital they are for safety. Here's everything you need to know about the overlooked feature.

The MIB, which pays out claims for victims of uninsured driving and hit-and-run crashes, said that an estimated 300,000 motorists take to UK roads every day without cover.