A new petrol station rule introduced earlier this week could impact some motorists more than others.

A new change in the law is looking to save drivers money when they fill up - but how much do they already pay?

Drivers will face an extra £3 charge for every full tank of fuel under new rules coming into force after September 1, 2026

Diesel prices have gone down again although they remain more expensive than petrol prices at the pumps.

State pensioners will be able to benefit from a law change at the petrol pumps which could be even more vital for older drivers.

All petrol stations will from now on have to report every time they change their prices

Petrol prices have gone down again, hitting their lowest point in five years.

One supermarket has emerged as offering the cheapest petrol and diesel in the UK as a major new fuel rule is launched.

The scheme comes into force from Monday, February 2, and will give a major boost to drivers, officials hope

Some motorists are set to be hit by big cost rises in the next few months

A car expert has shared a simple fuel-saving tip that could help UK drivers save money at the pump during rainy weather - and it takes moments to do

New petrol station rules come into effect from Monday 2 February with all combustion owners likely to feel the impact.

It might seem like a small job, but it could save you a lot of money and hassle in the long run.

A mum-of-two has stumbled upon the perfect little-known solution for not wanting to leave your children in the car while you pay for fuel at the petrol station...

MINI, Hyundai and Volkswagen topped the list in a new study that looked at maintenance costs and likelihood of being written off for 20 of the UK's most popular car brands