Drivers have been urged to take expert advice in the event of a car crash – with emphasis on checking the safety of passengers in the first instance. StressFreeCarRental.com are giving need-to-know advice for motorists involved in a car incident. In the unfortunate event of a car crash, there are some vital tips that will help motorists ensure stress and panic can be reduced.

With increasing, fuel price hikes across the country, running a car is becoming even more of an expense. While the cost of fuel is still an issue, the experts at GoShorty have advised a few things you can do to try and save money when you drive. Drive Sensibly One of the easiest ways to save money on your car is to change how you drive. Different ways of driving use more or less fuel.

Ahead of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations next month, the car lease people at LeaseCar.uk have been exploring the most popular colours of cars in the UK, taking a snapshot of trends since Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in the 1950s onwards - with some fascinating results.

Brits are being offered expert advice on the best hacks to give their car a spring clean. The team at car leasing company LeaseCar.uk has come up with ten handy hacks to help motorists keep the dirt away and bring back that showroom shine. Toothbrushes, baby wipes, and bin bags are some of the items that should be kept in the car to make sure it looks, and stays, clean.

Following reports that MOTs could be moved from every year to every two years to help counter the cost of living crisis, Jack Cousens, head of roads policy at the AA, said; “Though well intended, moving the yearly £55 spend on an MOT to every two years could make costs worse for drivers with higher repair bills, make our roads more dangerous and would put jobs in the garage industry at risk.

Call for evidence launched to determine whether convicted drug-drivers should have to complete a rehabilitation course before resuming driving.

Where better to seek out views than the beautiful isles of the UK? Whether you are an urban adventurer, a coast chaser or a wildlife lover, there truly is something for all this spring.

Drivers must be extra vigilant for pedestrians and cyclists following the change in road laws, experts have urged. With new hierarchy of road users meaning they now have priority when at crossings and junctions, Specsavers is highlighting the importance of drivers having good peripheral vision.

Used car buying service ChooseMyCar is warning UK drivers to be mindful of fuel theft, as the level of the crime is set to significantly rise due to soaring fuel prices. Theft of petrol and diesel from vehicles is a crime that costs UK drivers millions of pounds, every single year. In 2018, an enormous £1.1m worth of fuel was stolen from London alone.

A new study has found eight of the silliest and most common mistakes which drivers make. Car rental specialists StressFreeCarRental.com have found the most prevalent errors that consistently make driving more difficult than it needs to be. Some of them, like losing keys and storing breakables on the seat instead of in the boot or footwell, affect only the car owner and passengers themselves.

UK petrol and diesel prices have surpassed 150p per litre for the first time, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine hikes the cost of fuel worldwide. According to RAC data, petrol prices have climbed up to an all-time high 151.25p, along with diesel which rose to 154.74p. Following this news, Nick Drewe, money-saving expert at WeThrift has shared six ways drivers can cut down on their fuel costs.