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A California police officer's TV warning to female drivers about the dangers of driving alone inadvertently revealed details related to a young woman's murder case.

Drivers in the UK are being reminded of the crucial '24-hour' rule regarding reporting road collisions to avoid penalties such as fines or driving bans.

UK petrol prices are on the rise again, with predictions that they could hit £2 per litre by 2026 due to global instability and rising oil costs.

UK drivers are being warned to declare any medical conditions that could affect their driving to the DVLA to avoid fines and ensure their insurance remains valid.

Drivers on the M6 motorway are experiencing significant delays due to a lorry fire that has resulted in traffic stoppages and extended congestion.

The DVLA is urging UK drivers to register for an online portal to avoid penalties related to MOT and driving licenses.

The article discusses four specific situations in which motorists can legally avoid paying parking fines according to experts.

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

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.

Proposed changes to parking regulations in Britain may lead to significant operational disruptions for parking companies and increased congestion in urban areas.

Motorists in the UK are being warned about a commonly misunderstood road sign that could lead to dangerous situations on the road.

Drivers in the UK are cautioned about the possible misinterpretation of a blue circular road sign indicating they can pass on either side of an obstruction.

The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers regarding scams targeting motorists with fake communications.

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

Car owners are cautioned that certain modifications to their vehicles could negatively impact resale value, according to experts.

A UK police officer clarifies that there is only one situation where drivers can legally use their phone while driving.

Motorists in the UK are warned about the significance of a blank red circle road sign, which indicates a prohibition on vehicle entry and could result in fines.

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

A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of UK drivers oppose the expansion of 20mph speed limits on roads previously at 30mph, raising concerns over potential road safety measures.

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

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.

The DVLA is advising drivers to renew their driving licences online to save money, highlighting significant fee differences between renewal methods.

Ex-Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has become a co-owner of French football club Le Mans FC, joining a group of high-profile investors including Novak Djokovic and former F1 drivers.

Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert encourages drivers to use an app to find cheaper petrol prices.

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.

A lawyer highlights that misunderstandings about parking fines can lead to significantly increased costs for drivers.

The RAC warns that vital road markings in the UK are fading, increasing risks for drivers.

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

Drivers may face fines of up to £1,000 for neglecting rules enforced by school crossing patrol officers, colloquially known as lollipop people.

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.

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.

The DVLA has issued a warning to UK drivers about scams after receiving nearly 20,000 reports of suspicious communications from the public.

UK drivers can incur fines up to £1,000 for using their phones while stationary in traffic.

A baby girl was seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident on the M6, prompting a police manhunt for the drivers who fled the scene.

Private hire drivers in the UK are staging a boycott on Valentine's Day to protest against poor pay and unsafe working conditions.

Drivers are urged to check their driving licenses' expiration dates to avoid facing fines of up to £1,000.

A crash on the M25 motorway near junctions J19 and J20 has caused significant traffic delays during rush hour, with lane closures and emergency services on site.

The 2026 Formula One season will introduce radical new rules, drivers, and a champion, significantly transforming the racing landscape.

New driving test regulations from the DVSA in the UK will allow only learner drivers to book their own tests starting spring 2026.

The DVLA updates drivers about eyesight test regulations and a new proposal for testing older motorists in the UK.

UK drivers are warned that not informing the DVLA about certain medical conditions could lead to fines of up to £1,000 this month.

The DVLA has announced significant changes to driving test booking rules set to take effect in March 2026, impacting learner drivers and approved driving instructors.

Drivers in rural Oxfordshire are surprised by a 5p cash-only toll bridge they unexpectedly encountered.

Car insurance experts in the UK are cautioning drivers about potential fines and points on their licenses for mistakes made in wet weather driving, particularly in relation to potholes.

UK drivers are advised to be vigilant when starting their vehicles in February to avoid winter breakdowns, as experts highlight common issues that could lead to costly repairs.

An optometrist has provided advice to drivers on how to cope with the discomfort caused by bright headlights while driving at night.

The UK government is lowering the minimum age for train drivers from 20 to 18 to attract school leavers into the profession, responding to a projected shortage as many drivers retire.

The AA advises drivers on a simple button to press that can help them reduce their fuel consumption and costs.

The UK will lower the minimum age for train drivers to 18 in response to workforce shortages, with legislation set to be introduced in Parliament.

The DVLA warns UK drivers about potential fines up to £1,000 for failing to tax their vehicles before using them on public roads.