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  South East's Biggest Kit Car Show - in Kent 21st-22nd May 5 Apr 2011 (News)
  that will suit every taste and build ambition.’ The show’s official charity is Follow Your Dreams, which raises awareness of children and young adults with learning disabilities, helping them realise their dreams and develop self esteem, confidence and encourage mental and emotional development
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  Highways England launches £5m safety campaign following rise in smart motorway deaths 15 Mar 2021 (News)
  Following strong criticism and multiple deaths on smart motorways, Highways England has launched a multi-million-pound advertising campaign to encourage drivers to ‘Go Left’ and pull over safely if they break down on a smart motorway. Highways England
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  Drivers could face "major delays" for EU permits after no-deal Brexit 14 Sep 2018 (News)
  Drivers are being warned of “major delays” for EU permits, after the Government admitted that the UK licence may no longer be valid on the continent after a no-deal Brexit. According to the National Audit Office, there will be between 100,000 and seven
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  Club Racing at Croft This Weekend 24 May 2011 (News)
  Close to 100 drivers will do battle on track at Croft Circuit this coming weekend (28-29 May) when no fewer than 18 races take place as part of a non-stop programme of action for saloons, single-seaters and sportscars. The North East’s premier motor sport venue just outside Darlington
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  RED Driving School to use Vauxhall Corsa 31 Oct 2012 (News)
  across the country. The Corsa is a popular car with instructors and learners alike and is an appropriate vehicle to learn in – you can read our learner driver road test of the Corsa by clicking here
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  Jenson Button's Ford GT on sale 27 Sep 2011 (News)
  Bradford based bling specialists Khan Design are selling a Ford GT previously owned by F1 star Jenson Button. The white and blue supercar is listed as being ‘previously owned by a current F1 driver
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  Scrappage initiative is not a green one, says ETA 16 Apr 2009 (News)
  The Environmental Transport Association (ETA) has said that a plan to reward drivers for scrapping their older and less efficient vehicles is not as green as it looks. No confirmation has yet been given on whether the scheme will come into effect, but according to the organisation it only
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  National initiative offers drivers free tyre check 4 Sep 2008 (News)
  A free tyre check has been offered to motorists in Coventry as part of a national initiative, a local news source has reported.The Coventry...
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  'Drivers can enjoy a Spanish road trip cheaply' 26 Jun 2008 (News)
  People looking for car buying advice could consider taking their new vehicle to Spain in order to enjoy a cheap trip.Research from the Post...
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  Thousands skipped insurance in 2007, says website 24 Apr 2008 (News)
  A large amount of drivers on roads in the UK chose to travel without a car insurance policy in 2007, according to new research. Figures recorded by independent price comparison website MoneyExpert.com show that there were 350,000 people on British highways last year who did not have cover
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  Car supermarket sales for 2007 'topped £144m' 26 Mar 2008 (News)
  The amount of money saved by drivers in the UK picking up a second-hand vehicle from car supermarket Motorpoint was a combined £144 million last year. Over the course of 2007, some 30,000 customers saved around £5,000 each with Motorpoint compared to high-street dealerships
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  Mini 'great for social networking' 25 Mar 2008 (News)
  groups about the brand. One Mini driver from Manchester commented that networking sites allow her to chat to people with similar interests online. "I regularly post messages to other Mini drivers in the group to share information on anything from repair costs to different models
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  Fuel costs 'forcing drivers off the road' 3 Jan 2008 (News)
  Motorists in the UK are more likely to leave their cars at home due to the increase in the cost of fuel, it has been claimed.In November, the...
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  Northumbria motorists 'endangering lives' 24 Dec 2007 (News)
  Motorists in Northumbria are still putting the lives of themselves and other road users at risk, according to police in the county. Figures released by the force showed that between December 10th and 16th, 13 per cent of drivers tested at random were above the legal alcohol or drug limit
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  Latest Focus revamp makes it "desirable" 12 Nov 2007 (News)
  Ford believes that its latest update of its Focus range will see drivers take models out of dealerships in high frequency when it arrives in the UK next year. For £11,945 - £250 more expensive than the traditional version - motorists can pick up the car in three-door, five-door
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  'Win-win' situation as latest Audi SUV is unveiled 2 Nov 2007 (News)
  The latest version of Audi's Q7 SUV ticks all the right boxes for drivers, according to the firm. Its 3.0 TDI Quattro is a stylish and practical vehicle which keep an eye on the environment with impressive carbon efficiency figures. Audi has revealed that the car cuts carbon
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  Drivers 'keeping eye an budget' helped by Hyundai 9 Oct 2007 (News)
  Motorists looking to keep a close eye on their expenditure may find solace in the new cars being offered by South Korean automaker...
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  Chrysler dealerships carry limited edition Jeep 27 Sep 2007 (News)
  Drivers of multi-purpose vehicles may be interested to learn that two variants of the Jeep Grand Cherokee will be made available in limited supply this year. The Limited and Overland models may be of particular use to outdoor enthusiasts due to its large capacity and optional roof rack
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  Mercedes rolls out C 63 AMG Estate 7 Sep 2007 (News)
  Drivers will soon be able get behind the wheel of the new C 63 AMG Estate model from Mercedes. When they do, they will be able to experience that car's zero to 62 mph five-second acceleration, as well as the 155 mph top speed. The car is powered by a 457 hp engine at 6,800 rpm
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  Bugs cost motorists £44m in damage 24 Aug 2007 (News)
  Insects have been identified as the second-biggest distraction to motorists, causing 650,000 driving accidents each year, according to a new survey by insurance firm esure. Beaten to the top spot by strong sunlight, 75 per cent of drivers claimed to be distracted by bugs while driving