A new study has found that a shocking number of motorists are not adhering to the Highway Code's advice on how often to take a break from driving

Drivers must keep the DVLA aware of a key change and are breaking the law if they fail to do so

Motorists could be unknowingly breaking the law if they do these five things - and it could put them at risk of having points added to their licence.

The DVLA has warned that road users heading abroad this summer may need to carry one vital document.

The DVLA issued a fresh alert in their social media channels - and you could risk a £1,000 fine if you don't act in time

Think you know how speed cameras work? Think again. Relying on the '10% buffer' and other 'rules' might not save you from a fine - or worse.

Blue Badge holders are being urged to take action ahead of their permit's expiration date to avoid being hit with a hefty fine

Motorists over the age of 70 could be caught out when renewing their driving licence with the DVLA issuing a fresh warning.

The AA has released some damning research for learner drivers.

Older drivers are not required to undergo any formal testing to get behind the wheel in later life but leading campaigners want to change that.

The DVLA will usually send you a reminder before your 70th birthday and then again each time your licence needs renewing.

Drivers are prepared to walk away from the roads altogether instead of taking one of two road safety checks.

The Department for Transport (DfT) has urged motorists to have their say on the future of self-driving vehicles.

A study of 2,000 motorists found two fifths have strict rules for passengers, such as no smoking, no putting feet on the dashboard, and no littering

Drivers could be hit with fines or even have their cars taken from them.