The woman had been caught unloading her vehicle in a no loading zone in Falmouth, Cornwall, when a Civil Enforcement Officer issued her with a £50 fine.

Petrol station boss Sutha Selvarajah said his business in Hythe, Kent, is being 'plagued' by drivers 'forgetting' to have cash and leaving ID behind, which turns out to be fake.

Locals said the 'beautiful' road that runs on the south side of their island said something 'tragic' is bound to happen, as some parts are less than four metres from a cliff edge.

In an extraordinary leak, a local government official was photographed on the Tube reading a confidential Transport for London (TfL) document that listed a string of anti-car proposals.

Heidi Alexander - who earns around £160,000 as a Cabinet minister - said she had not purchased a vehicle for about six years as it was 'expensive'.

Motorists using the M1 motorway, which connects London to Leeds, have spoken about the grueling reality of travelling along the 193-mile road.

Terell Brooks, a 33-year-old account manager from Romford, claimed he was sat in the £81,000 car at the time of impact and suffered injuries as a result.

Undercover police have caught over 100 reckless drivers in one day. The operation uncovered motorists using mobile phones, failing to wear seatbelts, and even rolling cigarettes while driving.

Nathan Owen, 32, of Prestatyn, whose 'out-of-control' Jaguar I-Pace car had to be rammed off the road by police, has been charged with fraud, dangerous driving and causing a public nuisance.

Greenwich Council are raking in £16,500 a day from fines dished out to locals who drive through camera enforced LTN roads in East Greenwich, south-east London.

Motability was set up to provide cars for those with serious physical disabilities, but now people with VERY surprising conditions are using it to get around courtesy of taxpayers.

Stolen cars are then rapidly driven to Dover, where ferries to continental Europe run every 30 minutes, and then loaded up before victims can even react.

Police are investigating after the device on the A64 in Sherburn, North Yorkshire, was destroyed overnight - just hours after it was due to be switched on.

A 'coffin'-shaped roundabout was removed within days of its installation following reports of near misses.

George Farquhar claimed he knew nothing about the contentious plans which are in response to visitors parking across driveways, on pavements, grass verges and even roundabouts.