Mobile phones will vibrate and emit a loud siren‑like sound for up to ten seconds.

With rising costs and financial pressures causing many drivers to keep their cars on the road rather than replace them, a few simple steps could help your motor run smoother for longer

Expert Kyung Ho Min at Thinkware has shared some advice for drivers, and it's something you may never have thought of before. The error could damage your windscreen and hinder your safety

From air fresheners to baby on board signs and bumper stickers, there are several common car accessories that could invalidate your car insurance

The woman was seen racing around a winding track in Vietnam while on a go-kart before someone crashed into the back of her and sent her flying out of her little vehicle and rolling multiple times

It's important to understand your road signs but lately people have been left baffled by this warning which some say they have 'never' seen in all their years of driving

This could result in a hefty fine and a ban from the road.

By following the advice of insiders and allowing time for a little preparation, you can ensure a smoother and more stress-free driving experience in your electric vehicle

As streets become more heavily monitored and traffic enforcement stricter, road users are being cautioned against making this potentially costly mistake many motorists believe is just good manners

After the neighbour's 'inconsiderate' antics caused difficulties, the daughter took matters into her own hands

If you are caught breaching these rules at junctions and pedestrian crossings, you could be slapped with a fixed penalty notice (FPN) - and if you contest it, you could even wind up in court

Hefty fines and severe sanctions can easily be avoided by following the criteria set out by our experts, ensuring your number plate meets the UK government's legal standards

Albeit a lesser-known rule, it's put in place to avoid serious mishaps and road accidents.

If not declared, these changes could invalidate a driver’s insurance policy

A motoring expert has urged all drivers not to take part in a social media trend that is regularly spotted online as it could lead to getting into trouble with the law