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How will driving law changes in December affect YOU? Major warning for petrol and diesel car owners as HMRC introduces new rules
The new rules, effective from tomorrow, will see changes across the board to the cost of fuel use for company cars, electric vehicle charging stations and even changes to HGV drivers vehicles.
Nissan's fight for survival as it faces make-or-break 12 months: From battling influx of cheap Chinese electric vehicles to turmoil at leadership level, how crisis-hit Japanese car giant has been left on the brink
Like many global automakers, the Japanese giant is struggling in China where local manufacturers are gobbling up market share with affordable EVs and hybrids.
'Nanny state' SNP plans to cut national speed limit from 60mph to 50mph will result in much longer car journeys
The national speed limit is set to be slashed to 50 miles per hour on all of Scotland's single carriageway roads under 'nanny state' proposals by SNP ministers.
The professional gangs running Britain's Beggar Junctions: How 'aggressive' groups 'work in shifts' to hassle drivers out of hundreds every day
Groups of beggars are already operating in Manchester, Walsall and in central London, 'intimidating' motorists, leaving some fearing for their safety.
The £6MILLION car crash: 'Most expensive pile-up of the year' sees two Ferraris, a McLaren and a Bentley slam into each other on Austrian mountain road
The incident took place on November 10 on a mountain road near Pfunds, in Austria's Tyrol State, where a £447,000 Ferrari 812 Superfast collided with a £4million LaFerrari.
Drivers using Silvertown and Blackwall tunnels WILL have to pay £4 at peak times TfL confirms - despite fury from motorists over 'cash grab'
Driving through London is about to get even more expensive for motorists, with both the Blackwall Tunnel and the newly constructed Silvertown Tunnels set to see toll charges introduced.
Labour panic on Net Zero: Business Secretary says government has 'heard' backlash at EVs targets after Vauxhall's Luton plant is SHUT and Ford boss demands more state help to boost uptake
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds signalled an overhaul of EV targets after Vauxhall announced plans to close its van-making factory in Luton.
Labour bows to pressure from carmakers to rethink strict rules on Britain's transition to electric vehicles after manufacturers issued dire warnings on job losses
Downing Street today confirmed ministers will launch a consultation on current plans following intense lobbying by firms.
Fury as Welsh capital plots Paris-style 'Land Rover tax': Owners of VERY popular car brands face extra charges to park in Cardiff in Labour-led SUV clampdown
There has been widespread criticism of Cardiff Council after it was revealed that they are considering the introduction of parking charges based on vehicle size.
Drivers at mercy of cowboy parking firms: Motorists are handed 41,000 tickets every day by private firms - as motoring groups demand crackdown
Shocking figures reveal ruthless private companies issued 3.8million tickets to drivers between July and September - or one every two seconds on average.
Ministers 'will ignore' pleas from car manufacturers to loosen EV targets or spare them from fines despite fears of job losses
Under a Government mandate, at least 22 per cent of new cars sold by every manufacturer in the UK this year must be zero-emission.
JAMES ESSES: Jaguar's new woke makeover is so ludicrous and insulting I'm going to swap mine for one of Elon's Teslas
Want to buy a Jaguar? Because suddenly, I don't want to own one. My F-Type, once my pride and joy, is now an embarrassment to me.
The American marketing guru who masterminded Jaguar's woke rebrand: BLM-supporting designer from New York who lives with Scottish husband and their cockapoo Mia boasted of British car icon's 'transformative journey'
Santino Pietrosanti, who boasted at an awards dinner that Jaguar had 'established over 15 DEI groups' as part of a 'transformative journey', is head of brand at the historic car company.
Ford plans to cut about 800 roles across the UK over the next three years as part of a wider European jobs cull
The company said the UK job cuts come as part of plans to axe 4,000 roles overall across Europe by the end of 2027 to slash costs.
Good Samaritan, 45, slapped with £155 parking ticket 'while waiting for ambulance with blind pensioner who fell and broke her hip'
Alastair Kelly, from the Isle of Wight, was on his lunch break when he noticed the pensioner who had taken a fall and hurt herself.
