The UK currently has no hard rule over when road users have to give up their driving licences

A motoring organisation believes all drivers should be tested, not just those aged 70 or over.

Campaigners want a new blanket rule across the UK

Blue badge holders have been issued a warning about the changes set to come into effect from next week in the government's new Electric Car Grant portal

A tax warning has been issued to drivers who have cars with specific registration plates. The alert is aimed at motorists with vehicles made between 2001 and 2017

Jonathan Such, motoring expert at vehicle finance provider First Response Finance, has raised concerns following recent calls for people aged 70+ to surrender their licence

The Labour Party is reportedly preparing a new laws to address the growing concerns voiced by pedestrians, motorists and campaigners over the widespread and often reckless use of e-scooters

A new consultation has been launched on the automated passenger services (APS) permitting scheme and the draft stature instrument, which will dictate the future of self-driving vehicles

A study of 2,000 UK adults found 41 per cent of those who rely on petrol or diesel are concerned they would have to give up their vehicle if costs of driving continue to rise under the Labour Party government

The new rule is set to benefit the large number of motorists who do not have a private driveway at home

The driving licence rules are already used in Canada, New Zealand and Northern Ireland - with the Labour Party government under pressure to bring them in in England too

Drivers are flogging cars including black cabs on social media with licences already attached from Wolverhampton where it's believed that the rules to obtain a taxi licence are far more easier than other areas

The Scottish Government has been urged to introduce a new tax for motorhomes and campervans amid concerns over the popularity of the vehicles clogging up the roads

Anyone with a temporary health condition could be entitled to a Blue Badge, according to the Department for Transport

A Bill has been introduced to Parliament which would mean that new drivers would be hit with restrictions for the first six months of having a licence in the UK