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

A family who suffered the loss of their mother has called on DVLA chiefs to take immediate action to boost safety.

The Express is asking whether older drivers should be forced to retake their test when they reach their seventh decade.

All older drivers above the age of 70 will be affected by a simple DVLA rule with road users losing certain freedoms on UK roads.

A leading car expert has told elderly drivers to "stop driving" as road users are putting themselves and others at risk.

Motorists have been left gobsmacked after finding out what some of the buttons on their steering wheels actually do - but others say it should be 'obvious'.

The goal is to better prepare learners for real-world driving conditions, particularly on rural and high-speed roads.

Experts at the DVLA have issued an important warning to older road users with those over 70 most at risk.

If you're set to take your driving test soon, you may want to see what the most common mistakes people make are so you can avoid them yourself.

You could be slapped with a hefty fine if you don't, and that's the last thing you need on top of the cost of your holiday

You could also be prosecuted if you do not inform the DVLA of these issues and then have an accident.

Motorists planning to book driving lessons or their practical test have been urged to act with caution as cases of scams rise 92 percent.

The Money Saving Expert team say the issue could affect 2.3 million drivers. Here's what you need to know.

Express reporter Adam Toms got behind the wheel for the first time in ages for a job - and one thing was immediately clear.

Elderly drivers above the age of 70 may have to consider handing over their driving licence if they notice some of these warning signs.