Petrol and diesel drivers have been warned they must fill up their cars when the fuel gauge shows 50 miles left in the tank, to avoid being caught out on the road

Fuel costs were analysed across UK cities and counties to uncover which areas offer the best and worst value for money

All motorists have experienced driving on the motorway, miles away from the next services, and suddenly the fuel light turns on at least once

Even with petrol prices soaring to their highest in four years, there are still places you where can fill up on a budget — but not everybody will be able to access the UK's cheapest petrol

Drivers are being urged to put a bowl of water in the passenger seat following the latest petrol and diesel data.

Petrol and diesel prices have risen for the first time in three months, with the cost of an average litre of petrol and diesel up by 2p and 3p on average in the space of a month

One fuel expert has suggested drivers could save money during the heatwave if they fill up at these two specific times

Petrol prices may be set to dramatically soar this summer with warnings of fees up at 150p per litre.

Anyone who drives a diesel car has been urged to brace themselves for a sting at the pumps by breakdown experts the RAC.

Anyone who drives a petrol car has been issued a warning.

Petrol and diesel drivers are being urged to fill up before the month draws to a close.

Drivers across the UK may be forced to brace for a sharp rise in petrol and diesel prices.

All drivers have to do is simply press a button to reduce their fuel consumption, according to car experts.

Millions of petrol and diesel drivers have been urged to make sure their tank is as "full as possible" on Wednesday - but it's not for the reason you may have heard

Drivers have been urged to pour a common solution into their petrol or diesel cars in order to save money at the pumps. The solution is likely to be in a garage