In a new study, carried out by Kwik Fit, 56% of drivers said that they avoid using the open hard shoulder on smart motorways, and with some stretches of smart motorway earning more than £6m in under three years through fines and convictions, you’d have to say that...

It wouldn’t be a usual week without a Brexit headline in the news. Often the story has relevance on the motoring world, hence why PetrolPrices.com writes about the European Union divorce so often. The latest news, though nothing too dramatic, is yet another thing for...

The annual Which? Reliability survey has been released and the consumer watchdog is now calling for automotive makers to act as it found that some of the UK’s most popular cars have dangerous and costly manufacturing faults. With some of these faults, there’s also a...

A few years ago, one of the motoring rescue services were found to be upselling car batteries to supposedly vulnerable users that had broken down with a flat battery; except these broken-down vehicles were part of a sting, created by the BBC Watchdog...

A new app set to be released at the end of this month is promising to help remove illegally parked cars by giving consumers the power to easily send videos of illegally parked cars securely. eFine, an app that will release on the 30th September, was the brainchild of...

August saw the biggest change to the Blue Badge scheme since it began in 1970. As we reported a year ago, and as part of trying to bridge the equality gap between physical and mental conditions, the government has granted people with a ‘hidden disability’ the right to...

When I was younger, the big screen movies were full of sci-fi styled vehicles; of course we had James Bond in his tricked out DB5 or Lotus Esprit, there was Michael Knight with his Knight Industries Two Thousand (KITT), and of course the time-travelling DeLorean from...