Drivers could be slapped with fines of up to £1,000 due to a crucial DVLA number plate rule.

The government is proposing new system for drivers caught breaking the rule that everyone in a car must follow

Drivers of one type of vehicle could be at risk of being slapped with hefty fines and even having their model seized for one error.

Experts warn that many UK drivers are unaware of recent Highway Code changes, with Age Co research revealing significant knowledge gaps among motorists over 50

It comes as Government plans the Road Safety Strategy.

Winter driving can be more hazardous than other times of the year, and it's important to stay safe.

Drivers are being urged to leave their cars at home when visiting the pub, as the Government prepares tougher drink-drive rules.

The new rules are set to be confirmed on Wednesday.

The new plans will be announced by Sir Keir Starmer on Monday.

A 763-mile snowstorm is expected to hit the UK in early January, and drivers have been warned to make one vital check before attempting to drive in the snow.

The AA (Automobile Association) has urged drivers to stop breaking a simple rule. New traffic cameras can actually detect it, which could lead to a fine.

You may not realise that you need to take action to avoid consequences

A new code of practice outlines drivers' rights.

Motorists have been warned they could face severe penalties during the festive police crackdown on drink-driving and other related offences

As many as one in 15 motorists are thought to be using the £30 fake plates, which outfox ANPR cameras