A new study conducted by the RAC has found that nine out of ten UK drivers (89%) think that some or most car headlights are too bright, with a huge 88% of these respondents saying that they're dazzled whilst driving.
Back in 2017 at the Detroit Motor Show, Volkswagen revealed the ID. BUZZ concept, triggering an extraordinary global response. Five years later, the time has come for the game-changing, all-electric ID. Buzz to make its debut.
The Highway Code has received a number of updates, designed to improve the safety of people walking, cycling and riding horses. Read on to find out what changes you need to be aware of.
Volkswagen was officially the UK's best-selling new car brand across 2021, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Last week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the Autumn 2021 Budget, with a number of notable motoring updates. Find out what these could mean for current and prospective electric vehicle owners.
In September 2020, the DVLA launched an online service, for individuals to request a replacement vehicle registration certificate (V5C), more quickly than the traditional method of applying by post. Within the requests, you may expect to come across a few odd reasons - read on for the best of the bunch!
The DVLA has released a list of personalised plate registrations which have been deemed too rude for the roads.
The Highway Code has received a number of important updates, which drivers need to know before they hit the roads.
MINI is celebrating the delivery of its one-millionth model in the UK. This comes more than 20 years after they began production of the modern MINI. Click here to find out more.
In a bid to make the UK transport network 'fairer, greener and more efficient', the government are planning to introduce digital driving licences. Read the full story, here...
In a bid to boost road safety, all new vehicles sold in Europe from 6th July 2022 will be fitted with a mandatory speed limiter. Find out everything you need to know, here.
At the IAA Mobility summit in Germany last week, Kia Europe debuted two advanced electric vehicles, further strengthening their position as pioneers in zero-emissions travel.