Although petrol prices have fallen in recent months, drivers are continuing to search for the most fuel efficient choice

Rachel Reeves is set to hit motorists with car tax rises in a matter of weeks with some road users facing hundreds of pounds in fees.

Drivers in these seven UK regions look set to stick within petrol and diesel combustion vehicles in a blow to electric vehicle demand.

Labour have spoken ahead of the UK's petrol and diesel car ban, with certain vehicles to be off Britain's roads within years.

Wintery weather is on its way this week, with snow and low temperatures forecast.

Car tax fees have "more than doubled" in two years for almost 60 cars in the UK, with costs set to creep up again this spring.

Experts have issued a major warning to all petrol and diesel owners ahead of the UK's upcoming car ban.

Snow is set to return to parts of the UK on Friday so getting fuelled up ready for disruption is a good strategy out on the roads.

Motorists will soon be paying "close to £400" to stay on the road with Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) increases on their way.

The AA (Automobile Association) has urged all drivers to press a simple button if they want to reduce their fuel consumption quickly.

Petrol and diesel car tax changes are scheduled to be introduced in a matter of weeks, with owners of certain vehicles more affected.

Owners of traditional petrol and diesel combustion cars are set to feel the effects of new rules launched last week.

Diesel drivers will have to fork out new 81p per litre charges at the pumps after the change is introduced this year.

Motorists with the keys to older vehicles registered before 2001 will also be affected by new 2026 car tax updates.

A new service could help drivers make significant savings on fuel.