Drivers are at risk of breaking three little-known parking rules, with breaches leading to four-figure penalty.

Tea bags can prove to be particularly useful during bouts of cold weather.

More than 20,000 drivers nationwide have been caught with non-compliant number plates that risk fines reaching £1,000 and voided insurance.

British motorists have declared they drive far more politely than the French – while labelling their horn-happy neighbours the loudest drivers on the road.

Motorists could feel the impact of several driving rules in March, with updates to fuel costs and DVSA tests among the top updates.

Motorists are urged to learn the difference between the two signs, as the RAC warns confusion could prove dangerous.

The Highway Code has been rewritten ahead of one of the biggest road changes in a generation.

A driving instructor has shared what common police officer arm signals mean and how motorists should respond at the time.

Tea bags can prove surprisingly useful during bouts of cold weather.

Calling the police is not the solution.

Tea bags can serve an important purpose during bouts of cold weather.

Before 1967 there was no blood alcohol limit for UK drivers and children travelled unrestrained in cars

You could be issued six penalty points on your licence for breaking this rule

Tea bags can serve an important purpose during bouts of cold weather.

Car insurance experts are warning motorists about costly wet weather driving mistakes that could result in fines up to £2,500, including a pothole error.