Snow is set to return to parts of the UK on Friday so getting fuelled up ready for disruption is a good strategy out on the roads.

Drivers have been told to use washing-up liquid over their vehicles as cooler temperatures set in over January.

New car tax fees are set to come into effect this year, but drivers may have a way to dodge the new price hikes.

Experts have suggested motorists should consider switching away from diesel cars if they travel under this annual mileage.

Petrol and diesel cars may not be on UK roads for much longer, with specialists admitting vehicles could disappear within years.

Driving experts have shared their top tips to help you get the most out of your fuel in 2026 as prices change.

Data from the Department for Transport has found that the UK's average diesel fees stand at 143.25p per litre.

EXCLUSIVE: It could be the end of diesel fuel in the UK with the compound tipped to "disappear" from petrol pumps within a matter of years.

Diesel's days might be numbered as a new report hints at a future where filling up could become a rare luxury. Could this be the end of an era?

Diesel car owners may struggle to top up their car at petrol stations sooner rather than later, with the compound likely to become extinct, warns a stunning new report.

Drivers of petrol and diesel cars should press one thing this winter to avoid a flat battery in winter.

One of the UK's popular UK car firms will close its operations from December 31, with customers and employers affected.

Petrol motorists will pay around 17p per mile to get behind the wheel into the New Year as fuel prices slightly fall.

Motorists getting behind the wheel of certain vehicles will be slapped with a £200 car tax increase within a matter of months.

Figures revealed just how much it's costing to fill up cars.