UK motorists over the age of 70 have been dealt a major blow after the release of a damming survey questioning the ability of elderly drivers to remain on busy road

Many drivers might think that the threshold for being prosecuted for drink-driving must involve the engine running and the car moving, but this isn't always the case

Campaigners have demanded the introduction of new driving rules with a major overhaul of driving licence penalties.

A little-known driving rule bans road users from doing one thing between these set hours with major cities in the UK affected.

You could also face prosecution if you do not tell the DVLA about these issues and have an accident.

With the temperatures set to rise in the coming days, motorists are being reminded how important it is to use the air conditioning in their vehicles or risk hefty fines

Motorists can be penalised if breaking the rules while stationary at traffic lights or in a traffic jam

DVLA guidance focuses on a shorter list of notifiable eye conditions than it once did, as the previous one could have applied to almost every driver who'd ever had their eyes tested

Failing to comply with traffic signs and road markings can mean drivers face serious consequences