New driving licence rules have been suggested by campaigners, with hundreds of thousands of road users affected.

You may not realise that you need to take action to avoid consequences

The DVSA has a crucial message for learner drivers

Poor winter driving practices including illegal tyres and reduced visibility can lead to hefty fines, penalty points, and even licence loss.

Older drivers above the age of 70 may soon face "mandatory" driving checks to stay behind the wheel.

Thousands of UK drivers could be affected.

You could also recieve six points on your licence for breaking this law.

The change comes after a five-month trial, which showed clear benefits.

A number of changes are coming into force on Monday (November 24) and driving instructor Ryan Ludgate has detailed the changes you need to be aware of

The AA has shared three important checks people need to take before embarking on a drive this winter.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has said people need to act and prepare or risk not being able to sit it

Department for Transport is considering changing headlight standards and cracking down on illegal sales of overly powerful bulbs.

The DVLA has issued an urgent warning to British drivers, with a simple mistake potentially leading to people's licences being revoked immediately.

Motorists have vented their frustration at the DVLA with older drivers set to lose these freedoms at the age of 70.

Guidance from the DVLA highlights that certain medical conditions must be reported, especially if they affect your ability to drive