Another tiny rule with massive consequences

Those trendy plates could land you in it

Drivers across the UK have been issued a reminder

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

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has issued a reminder for drivers

Households who don't have driveways can get a £500 boost from April.

The Government agency has issued a warning to motorists across the UK

UK drivers are at risk of costly £1,000 fines as new number plate changes come into effect later this week.

A new DVLA driving licence update dubbed a "game changer" by officials will be introduced within just months.

Here's what you need to know about making sure you don't miss a car tax payment or MOT.

Hundreds of number plates are set to be banned from the roads with over 400 combinations to be axed from March.

The DVLA has issued a major £1,000 fine warning to every petrol, diesel and electric car owner in the UK.

All drivers, including learners, have been warned. And failing to act could cost you £1,000

You may not realise that you need to renew your licence more regularly when you reach a certain age.

Drivers have been warned that they need to check their cars often, or risk a hefty fine or an MOT failure