A new petrol station rule introduced earlier this week could impact some motorists more than others.

A new change in the law is looking to save drivers money when they fill up - but how much do they already pay?

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.

Petrol and diesel motorists are among those set to be caught out by major new car tax band updates within weeks.

Diesel prices have gone down again although they remain more expensive than petrol prices at the pumps.

State pensioners will be able to benefit from a law change at the petrol pumps which could be even more vital for older drivers.

One supermarket has emerged as offering the cheapest petrol and diesel in the UK as a major new fuel rule is launched.

Petrol stations will have to follow major new rules changes from Monday, with petrol and diesel owners affected.

New Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax changes will come into effect for petrol, diesel and electric vehicle owners from April.

New petrol station rules come into effect from Monday 2 February with all combustion owners likely to feel the impact.

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.