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Three Formula 1 world champions, Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, and Fernando Alonso, only have minor roles in the new season of the Netflix series Drive to Survive, as they did not participate in interviews for the show.

New research reveals that 5.9 million UK drivers regularly drive without seat belts, prompting the government to consider tougher penalties for non-compliance.

A majority of taxi drivers in Prague are foreigners, and a new requirement for mandatory Czech language skills could lead to increased fares.

The new Kia Sorento diesel serves as a practical choice for long-distance drivers and families, blending modern technology with traditional SUV strengths.

The German railway company Deutsche Bahn and the locomotive drivers' union GDL have reached an agreement on a new wage contract without any strikes or severe threats.

Drivers using Attiki Odos should be aware of new traffic regulations in effect due to road repairs until April 30.

Deutsche Bahn and the GDL union have reached a new tariff agreement, ensuring no strikes in the coming months.

Residents of a new apartment building in Ķengarags, Riga, are frustrated as unauthorized vehicles regularly occupy their designated parking spaces, leaving them without a place to park.

The National Weather Service has issued a warning about the formation of black ice on New York roads, urging drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution due to dangerously slippery conditions.

The 2026 Formula 1 season will start in March in Australia and conclude in December in the United Arab Emirates, featuring notable changes including a new team and drivers.

The Finnish government is proposing stricter regulations for taxi drivers, including a mandatory taximeter and enhanced requirements for maintaining good reputation.

The UK House of Lords has proposed new penalties for fly-tipping offenders, including potential driving licence points and vehicle seizures.

New regulations in Poland will lower the minimum age for obtaining a category B driver's license to 17, subjecting young drivers to new restrictions.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is implementing new restrictions on driving test bookings for learner drivers in the UK starting March 31, 2026.

A new season of Formula 1 approaches, revealing the psychological pressures drivers face, highlighted by Flavio Briatore's stern advice to Franco Colapinto in the show 'Drive to Survive.'

A new radar system that fines drivers for running red lights, known as 'Caetanos,' will begin operations in Porto Alegre, Brazil, as part of a traffic safety initiative.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a set of proposals aimed at regulating auto insurance to combat fraud and reduce high premiums.

In Lithuania, laws require tire sellers to accept used tires from customers in the same quantity as new tires purchased, with specific guidelines on disposal.

The start & stop system in modern cars, aimed at reducing emissions and saving fuel, may be eliminated due to new regulations from the EPA in the United States.

New rules set to take effect in March 2026 will change how learner drivers can book their driving tests in England, Scotland, and Wales.

The article explains the importance of understanding diverse traffic signs in Europe, particularly a new blue diamond-shaped sign that can result in fines for drivers who ignore it.

The U.S. will now require truck drivers to take their licensing exams in English as part of a new initiative to enhance road safety.

In the Czech Republic, the motorists' party has appointed Igor Cerveny as the new Minister for the Environment amid controversies surrounding his predecessor's past social media posts.

Amit Shah discussed the new cooperative ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi with drivers, urging them to be patient through initial challenges.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration has suspended the enforcement of a new levy for drivers and riders after discussions with cycling leaders amid concerns over multiple taxation.

Mario Reiß, the newly appointed leader of the German locomotive drivers' union GDL, is urging his strike-ready members to exercise restraint during ongoing negotiations with the railway company.

A new law in Florida will require drivers to transition to a fully digital vehicle registration system by July 1, 2026, eliminating traditional validation stickers.

The rehabilitation of Oswaldo Guayasamín Avenue in Cumbayá, Ecuador, begins on February 23, with alternate routes for drivers planned until mid-April.

San Diego authorities are proposing a new speed limit aimed at enhancing road safety in high-traffic and school zones.

The Italian government is implementing a new national system to streamline car permit processes for drivers with disabilities, aiming to facilitate their mobility across the country and within the EU.

The DVSA advises new drivers in the UK to verify their driving instructor's approval status before purchasing driving lessons.

New regulations for learner drivers will come into effect in March 2026, including changes to how driving tests are booked and conducted.

The French Minister of the Interior has announced a new campaign to combat the use of nitrous oxide, particularly among young drivers, following several recent accidents linked to its misuse.

A study reveals that 6.4 million UK drivers may be risking their safety by relying on personal judgment over vehicle warning systems, leading to potentially dangerous driving situations.

Drivers in Iceland will have to pay 495 krónur to cross the newly constructed Ölfusá Bridge.

The Alternate Side Parking rule in New York City is being reinstated after a suspension due to severe weather conditions, reminding drivers to move their vehicles accordingly to avoid fines.

Electric car drivers in Munich may have to wait years for new public charging infrastructure, according to industry expert Constantin Schwaab.

The AA warns that over 10,000 drivers have been caught by new AI traffic enforcement vans that can detect violations from a mile away.

Lagos State Government defends its ban on minibuses along the Lekki-Epe Expressway after protests from drivers who oppose the new transportation policy.

Tourists in Åre, Sweden, are avoiding parking fines despite new parking zone regulations, with a significant portion of fines going unpaid.

Drivers should note that previously issued registration certificates do not need to be changed and remain valid; new documents will only be issued for new registration procedures.

The South Korean government mandates the installation of surveillance cameras in train cabs, but experts argue this approach may actually pose new risks rather than enhance safety.

New York's DMV warns that first-time drivers face immediate penalties for certain violations during their initial months of driving.

The new traffic sign featuring a car with black horizontal lines serves as a preventive warning to drivers of potential hazards on the road.

The DVLA is urging millions of drivers in the UK to check their vehicle tax and MOT status through a new online service.

Taxi drivers in Greece are escalating protests with a new strike announced for the upcoming week.

A new driving rule set to be implemented in April 2028 will impose a 3p per mile charge on electric car drivers, with those in rural areas facing higher costs than urban drivers.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has implemented a new rule limiting commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) for migrants without permanent residency in the country.

Drivers in rural areas of the UK, particularly in the south-west, will face significantly higher costs under a new mileage-based tax on electric vehicles compared to their urban counterparts in London.

Taxi drivers in Greece have announced a new three-day strike starting February 17, as they protest against the government's transportation policies.