The distance that British motorists cover each year appears to have fallen in the past decade.
You could be forgiven for thinking that diesel cars are a poor investment given the current moves towards improving air quality and curbing emissions.
West Midlands Police have issued a warning to drivers in the region to be on their guard against catalytic converter thefts, as a spate of such incidents has been seen in Walsall.
The rising cost of petrol and car insurance premiums have made owning a vehicle very costly these days, which is why many drivers are tempted to tell little fibs on their insurance application to reduce their charges.
Despite it being illegal to get behind the wheel of the car without insurance, around half a million young motorists in the UK are driving uninsured.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Fair Fuel has just put out a call for a new independent fuel price watchdog to be established in order to monitor the costs of both petrol and diesel, with petrol stations charging fair prices able to display a kitemark logo.
There are just a few weeks left before Christmas, which means many Brits will be thinking about their transport plans to visit friends and family over the holidays.
Motorists across the UK have been struggling with high fuel prices at the pumps for many months now. But it looks as though there’s a small respite on the way.
Drivers and pedestrians are regularly involved in accidents as a result of Brits not understanding rules regarding road crossings.
Drivers have been reminded to be extra careful on the roads this week as Bonfire Night typically sees a rise in car accidents involving children.