The unorthodox advice comes at a perfect time, when plummeting temperatures are causing a number of issues for drivers.

A car insurance company has warned drivers of five common winter driving mistakes that could leave you with hefty fines that could quickly add up to £30,000.

Breaking a simple motoring rule could cost drivers £2,500 this December.

Drivers have been told to consider removing six items from their vehicles for one crucial reason.

Drivers may be hit with a costly four-figure fine for breaking one of the most important number plate driving rules.

Vehicles could be at serious risk of damage in colder weather, with meteorologists issuing a series of weather warnings on Thursday.

Driving experts have told road users to keep coffee in their cars with motorists more at risk this autumn and winter.

Drivers have been told to put salt in their car before next month to prevent one major issue affecting road users.

Drivers could be caught out by getting behind the wheel at rush hour from next week, with a major change just days away.

Drivers have been urged to deactivate an important safety feature if they find themselves in one situation this winter.

Motorists have been told to make sure five common household items are placed into their boot in the coming days.