Driving abroad can be dangerous if you’re not focused or properly informed. This guide to driving abroad addresses some of the key motoring concerns when on holiday to make sure you’re ready for this summer.

The DVLA are finally bringing driving licences into the 21st century and going digital. Although nothing is happening to your photo-card ID, the paper counterpart of your licence is being axed. Find out what you need to do here.

If you’re going on holiday after the 8th of June, you may be in for a nasty surprise!

This is because the DVLA are changing the driving licence to scrap your paper counterpart. This could make hiring a car a major pain, especially when you’re on holiday abroad. In fact, hire companies may even refuse to release a car to you.

We’re enthusiastic about cars in the office. So when Damien Bradley told us about his victory at Cadwell Park last month, we had to share it with you guys. Here’s what Damien had to say about his win:

The DVLA’s new car tax system that was rolled out in October last year has seen thousands of drivers have their cars clamped and towed away. Think your car has valid tax? They did too. Many drivers are still unaware of the ins and outs of the new system. It’s much more than just getting […]

Do you remember the golden days when petrol was less than £1 per litre? Well, what if those days were no longer a memory?
New Oil Found in the UK could see UK petrol prices drop to the lowest it’s been since 2007.

40% of British expats are homesick and a third want to return to the UK, according to the Daily Mail. If you want to return ‘home’, it can be too easy to get overwhelmed by the complexity of uprooting your entire life, again. To make it that little bit easier, we’ve created a helpful checklist for Britons returning to the UK.

Happy April Fool’s Day! Today is the day you get to be a little bit mischievous and get one up on your mates. So, to inspire you, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favourite car related pranks. Each one is more inspired than the last and guaranteed to get right on someone’s nerves. Remember though, don’t let things get too out of hand.

Last year, around 115,000 speeding fines of over £100 were issued by the magistrates. This is after £2.1 million of our taxpayer money went into new camera technology supposed to increase our safety on the roads. So why did the number of drivers that received a speeding fine go up by 50%? Do they increase safety or is it all just a money making scheme?