Consumer

Fuel profit margins way above the historical average mean drivers are being ripped off at the pumps

ULEZ expansion has helped bring down emissions in Greater London, but results show it isn’t as effective as original implementations of the scheme

The RAC is calling for the introduction of alcolocks as over 1,900 people were killed or seriously injured by drink-drive collisions in 2022

New Labour Government urged by UK motor industry to address concerns of potential EV purchasers and boost uptake of electric vehicles among private bu…

The latest Office of National Statistics data showcases how as many as 350 vehicles are stolen in the UK every day

Ferrari buyers can use Dogecoin, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to purchase a supercar in the UK

Gridserve’s new facility makes it easier to diagnose problems in the network and boost the speed and success rate of EV charging

A report from the National Audit Office shows the government’s ignorance regarding the declining state of roads in England

As many as 53,000 people have been caught driving in closed lanes on smart motorways in the past three years

As many as 1,000 Immigration Enforcement staff will now focus on tackling businesses exploiting illegal foreign labour

The M25 is open after a series of three full weekend closures this year, but drivers should prepare for more disruption as more shorter closures are s…

New data shows that EV market share in Europe fell by 0.3 per cent in the first half of this year, despite the car market heading towards pre-pandemic…

“Ghost charging” is named as biggest bugbear as EV drivers show a lack of consideration for others

Just 1.4 per cent of EV breakdowns involve running out of battery charge, down from eight per cent in 2015

Tyres at the 1.6mm legal minimum tread depth must still meet same performance standards as new tyres, says the EU

A new survey says just 43 per cent of drivers are considering an EV, with only eight per cent planning to do so before 2035

Ferry passengers should expect the port to be “exceptionally busy” over the next few months as essential upgrades coincide with the Olympic Games in P…

New study by University of Nottingham sees drivers more interested in their phones than the road when behind the wheel of a car with autonomous system…

A trial using AI cameras to catch those using their phone while driving has been extended after number of convictions almost doubled

New data reveals the UK postcodes with the worst record for drivers with licence penalty points

New Ultra-High Performance licence will mean Australian drivers will have to attend a course in order to get behind the wheel of the fastest cars

The ‘per vehicle’ figures for energy and water use, plus C02 emissions, all show dramatic falls as the UK car industry cleans up its act

Ultimate back seat driver or useful safety feature? Renault safety scores are coming to UK cars this summer

BYD’s new factory in Turkey will open before the end of 2026 and will produce as many as 150,000 cars per year

New import duties in place from July 4 2024 will see big price hikes on Chinese cars if Europe and China fail to agree terms

Speed limiters are required on all new cars from July 7 2024 but what does that mean for motorists and consumers…

These are the country’s most popular cars of the year so far, but which is in pole position?

The car industry wants the next government to support consumers with tax-funded new car subsidies

Andy Palmer, ex-Aston Martin and Nissan boss, is backing a Labour government to make a difference to the UK car industry

Despite wholesale prices rising, what you pay for petrol and diesel at the pumps fell between 3 and 4 pence on average in June

Labour MP, Kim Leadbeater has introduced a new law to Parliament which could impose restrictions on new drivers

After the transport secretaries pitch for votes in our leaders’ debate, editor Paul Barker wonders what it could all mean for the motorist

Faulty tyres contribute to an estimated 7,500 deaths or serious injuries on our roads, according to a new Halfords survey

Labour’s manifesto is short on pledges regarding motoring. We explore the policies left-of-centre think-tanks and lobbyists will be pushing for, if th…