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

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.

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

Older motorists have been told to 'stop driving', with experts warning many road users were putting themselves at risk.

Elderly road users are set to notice major increases to car insurance bills when they age, warns experts.

Elderly motorists above the age of 70 could be caught out by a simple DVLA rule this June.

Certain elderly motorists should consider giving up their driving licence and getting off the roads, it has been claimed.

Elderly drivers could stay on the roads well into later life if they have one vital item in their cars.

Campaigners have demanded the introduction of a new free bus pass for anyone over the age of 60.

EXCLUSIVE: Experts are demanding the introduction of stricter eyesight testing rules to apply to all older drivers over the age of 70.

Elderly road users could be banned from the road at 70 if they forget to follow one simple rule.

Experts have called for the introduction of new rules to force elderly drivers to undergo testing to keep hold of their licence.

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.

Older drivers born between these years could be among the most affected by the new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax fees.