Older drivers above the age of 70 may soon face "mandatory" driving checks to stay behind the wheel.

EXCLUSIVE: A new poll has found older drivers may be the most knowledgeable individuals on the road.

Motorists have vented their frustration at the DVLA with older drivers set to lose these freedoms at the age of 70.

Motorists are set to lose certain road freedoms after the age of 70 with the DVLA confirming what could be lost later in life.

Older motorists are facing new "driving assessments" to see if they are safe to stay behind the wheel.

Drivers have reacted to DVLA rules that affect every driver over the age of 70.

Experts at the DVLA have issued an important warning to every older driver above the age of 70.

Motorists have been encouraged to report older drivers who are showing safety concerns in a bid to cut crashes.

Elderly road users have been told to consider giving up their licences and stop driving altogether.

Elderly drivers have been issued an important "don't wait" message with road users at serious risk.

Experts claim that elderly drivers are among those most affected by new 2025 car tax hikes introduced earlier this year.

Elderly road users are set to notice a rise in car insurance bills later on in life for one vital reason.

Motorists have been issued simple advice to dramatically cut down the cost of car insurance policies.

Elderly drivers can put their driving skills to the test with mature driver assessments in five parts of the UK.

Motorists have blasted new proposals involving older drivers with some suggesting the move could even be "ageist"