Driving
What are the big issues facing drivers today? The Car Expert provides some fantastic driving advice to make you a safer and better driver.
New road sign launched to help protect small mammals
A new road sign is being introduced across the UK to warn drivers of small animals on the road.
Motorway red ‘X’ signs now being enforced by cameras
Drivers now face an automatic penalty by camera if they ignore red ‘X’ signs for closed lanes on smart motorways.
Drink-driving remains a problem that needs stamping out
There has been no significant improvement in drink-driving behaviour for the last 30 years, according to latest government figures.
The dangers of distracted driving
Anything that causes you to take your eyes off the road when driving is putting you and others at risk. We look at the dangers of distracted driving.
Christmas traffic hotspots identified as 20 million take to roads
The worst hotspots in England for Christmas traffic jams have been identified, with drivers are being advised to use alternative routes.
Essential off-road driving accessories
Many 4x4 owners wouldn’t dream of going off-road for fear of breaking down or getting stuck. But as long as you're properly equipped, you should be fine.
Average of 179 motorists caught drunk-driving every day in December 2017
Police caught an average of 179 drunk-drivers per day across the UK in December 2017, new research has found.
‘Cyclist-aware’ drivers should get cheaper car insurance
A government proposal suggests a course to make drivers more aware of cyclists should be rewarded with cheaper car insurance.
10 tips for driving safely in fog
(sponsored) Even for confident and experienced drivers, fog can be one of the most daunting and dangerous weather conditions to drive in.
How to avoid car sickness
Car sickness is a common problem for many of us. We've put together this list of tips for keeping a queasy stomach under control on a road trip.
Falling asleep at the wheel causes a quarter of all fatal crashes
Up to 25% of fatal car accidents are caused by drivers who have fallen asleep at the wheel, new research suggests.
One in five motorists suffers from car sickness
More than seven million UK adults suffer from some form of car sickness when travelling either as a driver or passenger, according to a new survey.