Drivers are being told about a mistake during heatwaves which could prove very costly.

One common car myth has been misleading motorists for decades - and could be putting your engine at risk. Here's what you need to know

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.

There are a number of fluids that are essential for a vehicle to be able to use the road, and failing to keep them at the proper levels could result in a fine

The Supreme Court will deliver its judgment within days in a major legal case for the UK

Criminals are using methods to get away with motoring offences - and you could end up with fines for things you didn't do.

The new grant, which was announced by the government last week, is only available for certain cars and some strict criteria must be met in order to apply

Driving without insurance is illegal and can result in a £300 fine, six penalty points and even the police seizing your vehicle

Parking on the pavement can be a contentious issue as it is illegal to park partially or wholly on the pavement in London or Scotland

Motorists could be at risk of having their car seized if they don't report some changes in their circumstance to their insurance provider.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has been cracking down on dodgy MOT practices in recent years.

You don't need to rely on A/C any more if you use this little known dashboard button instead.

A driving instructor has shared key tips he believes are overlooked in the run-up to a test - and they can make all the difference between pass and fail.

Zip merging is a driving technique that is often seen as 'pushing in', but is actually permitted by the Highway Code