It was recently announced that all drivers will soon have to learn how to use a vital piece of equipment if they want to pass ...

Research by Age Co reveals that one in five motorists aged over 50 confess they haven't looked at the Highway Code since ...

There is no limit on how many times people may sit the UK driving theory exam. If slots are immediately available, people ...

A Compare the Market study found more than six million UK drivers were risking a £50 fine every time they encountered a roundabout ...

Drivers are being urged to stick to often-forgotten Highway Code rules or risk a fine, penalty points or even a driving ban. The Highway Code itself is not law, however many of its instructions ...

In recent years, driving theory tests have got harder - simply revising from the latest Highway Code book isn't enough these days. There are plenty of apps and study guides aimed at preparing ...

In the current Highway Code there’s a little-understood rule that pedestrians have priority at junctions. Rule 170 states that motorists should give way to pedestrians “if they have started to ...

In certain situations, despite letting an emergency service vehicle past, if done improperly, it could lead to hefty fines.

Changes to the Highway Code have created a hierarchy of road users, prioritising the most vulnerable.